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    IDF 2013: Intel Goes Mobile With New Chips, Software

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    Jeff Burt
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    September 12, 2013
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      1IDF 2013: Intel Goes Mobile With New Chips, Software

      1 - IDF 2013: Intel Goes Mobile With New Chips, Software

      by Jeffrey Burt

      2Intel Comes to the Moscone Center

      2 - Intel Comes to the Moscone Center

      For several days every September, IDF takes over all three floors of the Moscone West Convention Center, and Intel makes sure everyone in San Francisco knows it’s there.

      3Intel Urges Users to ‘Look Inside’

      3 - Intel Urges Users to 'Look Inside'

      Company executives talked about the amazing things that devices like tablets, laptops and new form factors such as two-in-one convertible systems can do, reminding attendees that while the features are cool, it’s what’s inside the systems that make them happen.

      4Software that Drives the Robot

      4 - Software that Drives the Robot

      Part of looking inside is not only realizing what the processor is enabling, but also the software that Intel creates that helps tie everything together. Here, a robot powered by Intel software patrols the sidewalks outside the convention center.

      5Intel and Android

      5 - Intel and Android

      As one Intel executive said, for a long time it was Intel and Microsoft. However, the goal now is to ensure that Intel’s architecture supports all platforms, from Windows and Linux to iOS, Chrome and—as illustrated here—Android.

      6On the Move at IDF

      6 - On the Move at IDF

      Intel’s show covers all three of the huge floors at the Moscone Center, with the elevators playing the key role of getting people from one place to another.

      7Mobility Is Everywhere at IDF

      7 - Mobility Is Everywhere at IDF

      Mobility was the key theme at IDF, with the company showing off a wide range of devices powered by Intel processors, from smartphones to tablets to—here—two-in-one convertibles.

      8Intel and the Internet of Things

      8 - Intel and the Internet of Things

      Intel officials made a big move into the Internet of Things with the announcement of an upcoming new line of small, power-sipping chips code named “Quark.” This display was designed to illustrate the various connected items, appliances and machines that will help make up the Internet of Things.

      9Golfing at IDF

      9 - Golfing at IDF

      IDF attendees could use tablets to move robotic balls through a maze on the floor in a race against other players to reach an end destination.

      10A View of the City

      10 - A View of the City

      IDF is designed to keep attendees busy, with everything from keynotes to tech sessions. However, the three-story windows give developers at least a view of San Francisco.

      11On to the Keynote Speeches

      11 - Onto the Keynote Speeches

      Attendees get onto the elevator that will bring them to the third floor, where top Intel executives give the keynote speeches in the massive auditorium.

      12At the Keynote Speech

      12 - At the Keynote Speech

      The keynote speeches are a combination of product announcements, road map glimpses and salesmanship.

      13Taking in the Showroom Floor

      13 - Taking in the Showroom Floor

      IDF attendees make their way around the showroom floor, checking out the hardware and software on display, listening to vendor pitches and taking in the food and drink found at stations around the room.

      14Getting Down to Business

      14 - Getting Down to Business

      An IBM representative talks to attendees about Big Blue’s new NeXtScale x86 server, which was announced during IDF.

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