Intel Corp. is using the Consumer Electronics Show's keynote stage to show off some cool technology in support of how the chipmaker is bringing the future to the present. On Thursday night, Intel CEO ...
Intel has joined the parade of companies trying to beam video to your TV. The chipmaker is betting on "WiDi," its technology for streaming media wirelessly from the PC to the TV. Intel's WiDi, which ...
Intel WiDi is a wireless display technology that lets you beam content from recent Intel-powered devices to a TV or monitor without an HDMI cable. WiDi has been available for a few years, but with the ...
While many media consumers have connected laptops, desktops, and small form factor PCs to their large plasma and LCD monitors for years, Intel aims to radically change this equation with its new ...
SEOUL, Dec. 15, 2011 –- LG Electronics (LG) and Intel entered into a strategic alliance to adopt and jointly promote Intel® Wireless Display (WiDi) technology. Intel WiDi will be embedded into next ...
Intel's WiDi technology is an interesting feature on some notebooks that allows the user to wirelessly shoot video from the computer over to another screen in range of the wireless transmission. WiDi ...
At this year's CES show in Vegas there have been more than a couple of relatively exciting announcements and of course Intel was intent on joining the party. Today we got to spend some quality time ...
Intel has officially unveiled its Sandy Bridge 2011 Core processor series, with the 29 new second-gen Core i3, i5 and i7 chips replacing the existing versions and throwing in integrated "processor ...
Intel’s Wireless Display media streaming solution has been a firm favorite of ours, but one of the things standing in its way has been the need for an adapter to connect it to your HDTV. That issue ...
Intel has just announced that it will be collaborating with several home theater system-on-a-chip makers to start including WiDi support. The SoC makers involved are Cavium, Mstar Semiconductor, Sigma ...
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