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Chip Shot: Intel and Lenovo team up with Open Labs and Linkin Park to Encourage Music Creators
Today, Open Labs and Grammy®-Award-winning rock band Linkin Park announced the yearlong Stagelight Monthly Music Contest II, encouraging music creators of all skill levels. Entrants will have the opportunity to participate by submitting original compositions made using the free, Android* and Windows* compatible Stagelight music creation app. Prizes range from Lenovo desktop PCs, powered by … Continued
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Chip Shot: Xiaomi Launches its First Intel-Powered Device, the Mi Pad 2 Tablet for the China Market
Xiaomi has launched its first Intel-powered device, the new Mi Pad 2 tablet. The Mi Pad 2 will be available in Android and Windows versions, both powered by the Intel® Atom™ x5-Z8500 processor (codenamed Cherry Trail). With a full-metal form factor and an ultra-thin and light design, the Mi Pad 2 comes with a 7.9-inch 2048×1536 FHD retina display, 2GB RAM, 16/64GB storage and a USB Type-C port. The Mi Pad 2 will be available for sale in China beginning November 27th with a starting price of RMB 999 (approximately USD 156).
Mi Pad 2 Tablet
Chip Shot: Xiaomi Launches its First Intel-Powered Device, the Mi Pad 2 Tablet for the China Market
Xiaomi has launched its first Intel-powered device, the new Mi Pad 2 tablet. The Mi Pad 2 will be available in Android and Windows versions, both powered by the Intel® Atom™ x5-Z8500 processor (codenamed Cherry Trail). With a full-metal form factor and an ultra-thin and light design, the Mi Pad 2 comes with a 7.9-inch 2048×1536 FHD retina display, 2GB RAM, 16/64GB storage and a USB Type-C port. The Mi Pad 2 will be available for sale in China beginning November 27th with a starting price of RMB 999 (approximately USD 156).
Mi Pad 2 Tablet
Chip Shot: Xiaomi Launches its First Intel-Powered Device, the Mi Pad 2 Tablet for the China Market
Xiaomi has launched its first Intel-powered device, the new Mi Pad 2 tablet. The Mi Pad 2 will be available in Android and Windows versions, both powered by the Intel® Atom™ x5-Z8500 processor (codenamed Cherry Trail). With a full-metal form factor and an ultra-thin and light design, the Mi Pad 2 comes with a 7.9-inch 2048×1536 FHD retina display, 2GB RAM, 16/64GB storage and a USB Type-C port. The Mi Pad 2 will be available for sale in China beginning November 27th with a starting price of RMB 999 (approximately USD 156).
Mi Pad 2 Tablet
Chip Shot: Xiaomi Launches its First Intel-Powered Device, the Mi Pad 2 Tablet for the China Market
Xiaomi has launched its first Intel-powered device, the new Mi Pad 2 tablet. The Mi Pad 2 will be available in Android and Windows versions, both powered by the Intel® Atom™ x5-Z8500 processor (codenamed Cherry Trail). With a full-metal form factor and an ultra-thin and light design, the Mi Pad 2 comes with a 7.9-inch 2048×1536 FHD retina display, 2GB RAM, 16/64GB storage and a USB Type-C port. The Mi Pad 2 will be available for sale in China beginning November 27th with a starting price of RMB 999 (approximately USD 156).
Mi Pad 2 Tablet
Chip Shot: Xiaomi Launches its First Intel-Powered Device, the Mi Pad 2 Tablet for the China Market
Xiaomi has launched its first Intel-powered device, the new Mi Pad 2 tablet. The Mi Pad 2 will be available in Android and Windows versions, both powered by the Intel® Atom™ x5-Z8500 processor (codenamed Cherry Trail). With a full-metal form factor and an ultra-thin and light design, the Mi Pad 2 comes with a 7.9-inch … Continued
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Chip Shot: Intel Engineers Collaborate with Microsoft* to Enhance Key Windows* 10 Features
Last month, Intel debuted 6th Generation Intel® Core™ processor family, its best ever. Engineered to run best on Windows* 10, 6th Gen Intel Core and Microsoft’s* newest operating system mark a major milestone for the computing industry and will make people’s “personal computing” experience significantly more personal. Doug Fisher, senior VP and general manager of Intel’s Software and Services Group explains the behind the scenes collaboration between Intel and Microsoft engineers that resulted in key enhancements in Windows 10.
Chip Shot: Intel Engineers Collaborate with Microsoft* to Enhance Key Windows* 10 Features
Last month, Intel debuted 6th Generation Intel® Core™ processor family, its best ever. Engineered to run best on Windows* 10, 6th Gen Intel Core and Microsoft’s* newest operating system mark a major milestone for the computing industry and will make people’s “personal computing” experience significantly more personal. Doug Fisher, senior VP and general manager of Intel’s Software and Services Group explains the behind the scenes collaboration between Intel and Microsoft engineers that resulted in key enhancements in Windows 10.
Chip Shot: Intel Engineers Collaborate with Microsoft* to Enhance Key Windows* 10 Features
Last month, Intel debuted 6th Generation Intel® Core™ processor family, its best ever. Engineered to run best on Windows* 10, 6th Gen Intel Core and Microsoft’s* newest operating system mark a major milestone for the computing industry and will make people’s “personal computing” experience significantly more personal. Doug Fisher, senior VP and general manager of Intel’s Software and Services Group explains the behind the scenes collaboration between Intel and Microsoft engineers that resulted in key enhancements in Windows 10.
Chip Shot: Intel Engineers Collaborate with Microsoft* to Enhance Key Windows* 10 Features
Last month, Intel debuted 6th Generation Intel® Core™ processor family, its best ever. Engineered to run best on Windows* 10, 6th Gen Intel Core and Microsoft’s* newest operating system mark a major milestone for the computing industry and will make people’s “personal computing” experience significantly more personal. Doug Fisher, senior VP and general manager of Intel’s Software and Services Group explains the behind the scenes collaboration between Intel and Microsoft engineers that resulted in key enhancements in Windows 10.
Chip Shot: Intel Announces the Smart Way to Create Code with Intel® System Studio 2016
Intel today announced Intel® System Studio 2016, a major revision that delivers a comprehensive suite of advanced tools to help system and embedded developers deliver more energy-efficient, higher-performing, and smarter solutions for connected devices across a wide range of system and embedded platforms, from PCs and tablets to automobiles, medical devices, and the growing Internet of Things. New features include optimized compilers and libraries for up to 4X performance improvements; improved energy efficiency profiling; and advanced debug, trace, and analysis to strengthen system reliability. Intel System Studio 2016 also supports the latest platforms and operating systems including Intel® Atom™ x3, x5, and x7 processors, the 6th Generation Intel® Core™ processor, and Intel® Quark™ SoC X1000. It also adds support for Microsoft Windows 10* and FreeBSD* to previously supported Linux*, Android*, and Wind River VxWorks*. Click to learn more about Intel® System Studio 2016.
Chip Shot: Intel Announces the Smart Way to Create Code with Intel® System Studio 2016
Intel today announced Intel® System Studio 2016, a major revision that delivers a comprehensive suite of advanced tools to help system and embedded developers deliver more energy-efficient, higher-performing, and smarter solutions for connected devices across a wide range of system and embedded platforms, from PCs and tablets to automobiles, medical devices, and the growing Internet of Things. New features include optimized compilers and libraries for up to 4X performance improvements; improved energy efficiency profiling; and advanced debug, trace, and analysis to strengthen system reliability. Intel System Studio 2016 also supports the latest platforms and operating systems including Intel® Atom™ x3, x5, and x7 processors, the 6th Generation Intel® Core™ processor, and Intel® Quark™ SoC X1000. It also adds support for Microsoft Windows 10* and FreeBSD* to previously supported Linux*, Android*, and Wind River VxWorks*. Click to learn more about Intel® System Studio 2016.
Chip Shot: Intel Announces the Smart Way to Create Code with Intel® System Studio 2016
Intel today announced Intel® System Studio 2016, a major revision that delivers a comprehensive suite of advanced tools to help system and embedded developers deliver more energy-efficient, higher-performing, and smarter solutions for connected devices across a wide range of system and embedded platforms, from PCs and tablets to automobiles, medical devices, and the growing Internet of Things. New features include optimized compilers and libraries for up to 4X performance improvements; improved energy efficiency profiling; and advanced debug, trace, and analysis to strengthen system reliability. Intel System Studio 2016 also supports the latest platforms and operating systems including Intel® Atom™ x3, x5, and x7 processors, the 6th Generation Intel® Core™ processor, and Intel® Quark™ SoC X1000. It also adds support for Microsoft Windows 10* and FreeBSD* to previously supported Linux*, Android*, and Wind River VxWorks*. Click to learn more about Intel® System Studio 2016.
Chip Shot: Intel Announces the Smart Way to Create Code with Intel® System Studio 2016
Intel today announced Intel® System Studio 2016, a major revision that delivers a comprehensive suite of advanced tools to help system and embedded developers deliver more energy-efficient, higher-performing, and smarter solutions for connected devices across a wide range of system and embedded platforms, from PCs and tablets to automobiles, medical devices, and the growing Internet of Things. New features include optimized compilers and libraries for up to 4X performance improvements; improved energy efficiency profiling; and advanced debug, trace, and analysis to strengthen system reliability. Intel System Studio 2016 also supports the latest platforms and operating systems including Intel® Atom™ x3, x5, and x7 processors, the 6th Generation Intel® Core™ processor, and Intel® Quark™ SoC X1000. It also adds support for Microsoft Windows 10* and FreeBSD* to previously supported Linux*, Android*, and Wind River VxWorks*. Click to learn more about Intel® System Studio 2016.
Chip Shot: Intel Announces the Smart Way to Create Code with Intel® System Studio 2016
Intel today announced Intel® System Studio 2016, a major revision that delivers a comprehensive suite of advanced tools to help system and embedded developers deliver more energy-efficient, higher-performing, and smarter solutions for connected devices across a wide range of system and embedded platforms, from PCs and tablets to automobiles, medical devices, and the growing Internet of Things. New features include optimized compilers and libraries for up to 4X performance improvements; improved energy efficiency profiling; and advanced debug, trace, and analysis to strengthen system reliability. Intel System Studio 2016 also supports the latest platforms and operating systems including Intel® Atom™ x3, x5, and x7 processors, the 6th Generation Intel® Core™ processor, and Intel® Quark™ SoC X1000. It also adds support for Microsoft Windows 10* and FreeBSD* to previously supported Linux*, Android*, and Wind River VxWorks*. Click to learn more about Intel® System Studio 2016.
Chip Shot: Intel Announces the Smart Way to Create Code with Intel® System Studio 2016
Intel today announced Intel® System Studio 2016, a major revision that delivers a comprehensive suite of advanced tools to help system and embedded developers deliver more energy-efficient, higher-performing, and smarter solutions for connected devices across a wide range of system and embedded platforms, from PCs and tablets to automobiles, medical devices, and the growing Internet of Things. New features include optimized compilers and libraries for up to 4X performance improvements; improved energy efficiency profiling; and advanced debug, trace, and analysis to strengthen system reliability. Intel System Studio 2016 also supports the latest platforms and operating systems including Intel® Atom™ x3, x5, and x7 processors, the 6th Generation Intel® Core™ processor, and Intel® Quark™ SoC X1000. It also adds support for Microsoft Windows 10* and FreeBSD* to previously supported Linux*, Android*, and Wind River VxWorks*. Click to learn more about Intel® System Studio 2016.
Chip Shot: Intel Announces the Smart Way to Create Code with Intel® System Studio 2016
Intel today announced Intel® System Studio 2016, a major revision that delivers a comprehensive suite of advanced tools to help system and embedded developers deliver more energy-efficient, higher-performing, and smarter solutions for connected devices across a wide range of system and embedded platforms, from PCs and tablets to automobiles, medical devices, and the growing Internet of Things. New features include optimized compilers and libraries for up to 4X performance improvements; improved energy efficiency profiling; and advanced debug, trace, and analysis to strengthen system reliability. Intel System Studio 2016 also supports the latest platforms and operating systems including Intel® Atom™ x3, x5, and x7 processors, the 6th Generation Intel® Core™ processor, and Intel® Quark™ SoC X1000. It also adds support for Microsoft Windows 10* and FreeBSD* to previously supported Linux*, Android*, and Wind River VxWorks*. Click to learn more about Intel® System Studio 2016.
Chip Shot: Intel Firmware Engine launched at Intel Developer Forum in Shenzhen
Intel® Software is simplifying new product development with the launch of Intel® Firmware Engine, a free graphical tool which helps Intel customers quickly create system firmware for tablets, IoT and embedded devices. Intel Firmware Engine makes use of a new binary-only approach to accelerate the creation of firmware, the basic software needed to initialize platform hardware and launch operating systems such as Microsoft Windows*, Android* and Linux*. Announced today by Doug Fisher, senior vice president and general manager of Intel’s Software and Services Group at the Intel Developer Forum in Shenzhen, China, Intel Firmware Engine supports multiple products based on the Intel® Atom™ and Intel® Quark™ processors. For more information, please read this blog by Intel Software and watch this product overview video.
Chip Shot: Intel Firmware Engine launched at Intel Developer Forum in Shenzhen
Intel® Software is simplifying new product development with the launch of Intel® Firmware Engine, a free graphical tool which helps Intel customers quickly create system firmware for tablets, IoT and embedded devices. Intel Firmware Engine makes use of a new binary-only approach to accelerate the creation of firmware, the basic software needed to initialize platform hardware and launch operating systems such as Microsoft Windows*, Android* and Linux*. Announced today by Doug Fisher, senior vice president and general manager of Intel’s Software and Services Group at the Intel Developer Forum in Shenzhen, China, Intel Firmware Engine supports multiple products based on the Intel® Atom™ and Intel® Quark™ processors. For more information, please read this blog by Intel Software and watch this product overview video.