Intel @ Computex 2011
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Ivy Bridge Demo
At Mooly Eden's PC Client event at Computex, Intel demonstrated a fully operational system based on the next processor codenamed Ivy Bridge. This next iteration of the Sandy Bridge core will be based on their latest 22nm process technology which is also the first product to incorporate their recently announced 3D transistors. We expect Ivy Bridge to run at much cooler temperatures and possibly at lower power. Although this is going to be a die shrink step for the Sandy Bridge, Intel made significant enhancements to the core in order to meet future computing demands. In particular, we can expect to see Ivy Bridge with much improved media and graphics processing, promising even faster 3D graphics and significant speed enhancements to media encoding, decoding and much more.
Thin Mini-ITX Form Factor
Intel is expecting All-in-One (AIO) systems to increase in popularity as more of such innovative AIO designs make its way into the market. The highly integrated nature of these desktop systems make it extremely simple and approachable for users. In order to accelerate the adoption of such systems, Intel showcased the new Thin Mini-ITX form factor motherboard, which is a standardized building block for AIO PCs. The aim is to make off-the-shelf components more accessible to channel system integrators and local resellers worldwide. We wonder if it's possible to have DIY versions of AIOs in the future.
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