IDF: Intel wants to re-define the tablet market products are not perfect

At the Intel IDF, which opened this morning, Doug Davis, Intel’s vice president and general manager of the tablet and netbook equipment business group, pointed out in an interview with CNET Technology Information Network that none of the tablets on the market today Perfect, Intel will redefine the tablet.

Doug Davies told CNET News.com that "During the IDF period last year, Apple's iPad went on the market and many manufacturers subsequently followed this trend, triggering a boom in the tablet PC market. But Intel does not see any products on the market. perfect."

Doug Davies said, "Intel believes that tablets must provide the perfect experience. In Intel's planned tablet PCs, Intel Wireless Display, Intel Wireless Music, Intel AppUp Applications, PC Synchronization, Intel Anti-Theft Technology, Intel Copyright protection technology, Intel vPro management technology, fast standby, version update technology and many other new features."

In today’s keynote address, Doug Davies announced that Intel has launched a new Intel Atom platform (formerly codenamed “Oak Trail”), which is ready for OEMs to launch related devices from May to the end of the year. Companies such as Evolve III, Fujitsu, Lenovo, Motion Computing, Razer, and Viliv have launched more than 35 innovative tablets and differentiated designs based on the "Oak Trail" platform, which run on multiple operating systems.

In addition, at the 2011 Intel Information Technology Summit (IDF) held in Beijing, Intel will disclose a new generation 32-nm Intel Atom platform code-named "Cedar Trail." The solution will help drive a new round of fanless ultra-thin, good heat dissipation, low noise, stylish netbooks, entry-level desktops and all-in-one design innovations.

Also in this morning’s keynote address, Renée James, Intel’s senior vice president and general manager of the software and services division, pointed out that Intel is actively evolving from a semiconductor company to a personal computing company, offering a variety of personalized computing devices. The importance of a tempting user experience. In order to develop and achieve the best experience, Zhan Ruini announced a strategic cooperation with Tencent, a leading Internet company in China. The two companies will formally launch a joint innovation laboratory focused on developing a great mobile Internet experience. Engineers from both companies will cooperate to promote the development of mobile computing platforms and other technologies.

Zhan Ruini also announced that in China, he and his partners have reached new cooperation on the Intel AppUp Center and the Intel AppUp developer program to help develop innovative applications for Intel Atom processor-based devices. The Chinese partners supporting this plan include Neusoft, Haier, Shenzhou Computer and Shenzhen Futian Science and Technology Bureau software public technology service platform.