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Mobile Gaming: Crytek's Crysis Threaded for Notebooks
Jeff Laflam, Intel Applications Engineer shows Crytek's Crysis running on high-end notebooks. Mobile gaming developers can now take advantage of multithreading, battery monitoring and enhanced wireless capability using Intel's mobile development kit
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The Future of Netbooks with Buzz Bruggeman
Buzz Bruggeman of ActiveWords talks about the future of netbooks at CES 2010
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Yoono on Joining the Intel Atom Developer Program
Why should developers write apps for netbooks? Yoono VP for Business Development discusses why his company decided to join the Intel Atom Developer Program to get an early start at developing and selling netbook apps through the just announced Int
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Online Moms are Excited About Netbooks
We asked Monica Vila, Founder and Chief Technology Mom at http://theonlinemom.com, what she thought about the newly announced netbook app store, the Intel AppUp Center Beta, and how moms could integrate netbooks into their busy lives.
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Sponsors of Tomorrow: The Future of Mobile Devices
The Intel Software Network asked Sascha Pallenberg what he thought about the next generation Intel Atom-based Handheld devices
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Nicole Scott: Why I Love Netbooks
The Intel Software Network asked netbooknews.com blogger, Nicole Scott, what she thought about the new app store for netbooks. Hear how netbooks have changed her life, and how the new app store will help drive innovation on the platform.
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Advice to Intel Atom Developer Program Members
N'Gai Croal of Hit Detection gives advice to the memebers of the Intel Atom Developer Program in this video recorded at CES 2010.
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Seamless Heterogeneous Mobility at IDF 2011
Jing Zhu of Intel Labs demonstrates the heterogeneous connection manager technology which supports seamless user experience across multiple networks.
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Scalable Video Over Multiple Radio Networks at IDF 2011
Nageen Himayat, and Vivek Gupta of Intel Labs give a demonstration of scalable video over multiple radio networks at IDF 2011. To learn about this project and more you can visit the Intel Labs web page at http://blogs.intel.com/research/
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Interactive Applications Across Smart Devices at IDF 2011
Hua Yung of Intel Labs China gives a demonstration of interactive applications across smart devices at the Intel Developer Forum 2011.
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Building Clouds with Microsoft SCVMM on Intel
Shirley Chen discussed Intel Cloud Builders, along with building clouds with Microsoft SCVMM, at Microsoft TechEd 2011 in May.
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High End Visualizations on Mobile Devices at Research@Intel Days
Hans-Christian Hoppe from Intel Labs demonstrates a mobile device using our advanced volume rendering technique to display streamed data to provide excellent realism on platforms with high end CPUs and integrated graphics.
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Cloud Based Ray Tracing on Handheld Devices at Research@Intel Days 2011
Daniel Pohl from Intel Labs demonstrates the capability to bring more realistic visuals to portable devices beyond what is possible today.
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Faster Web Apps with Data-Parallel Java Script @ Reasearch@Intel Days 2011
Stephan Herhut from Intel Labs demonstrates data-parallel JavaScript.
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Blending My Worlds on Any Device
Today people have to keep track of an increasing number of computing devices, both personal and professional. We describe an innovative project to give people new ways to mitigate this “device overload” by blending these two worlds.
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EA Sports Tiger Woods PGA Online Tour at GDC 2010
Carlos Barbosa of EA talks about Tiger Woods PGA Online Tour at GDC 2010. This new title lets you take your golf game on the road without any compromise.
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Building Games for Netbooks Part 3
Do you keep missing the train with new mobile game platform opportunities? Millions of netbooks are waiting to run your game, and millions more being added to the pool each year. In this session you'll learn how to optimize for CPU and GPU on In
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