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January 5, 2006
Paul Otellini keynote transcript (PDF) ›
Keynote webcast (replay) ›
January 6, 2006
Intel, Yahoo! Announce Strategic Agreement to Deliver Content to Intel® Viiv™ technology-based PCs, TV Screens in the Home ›
January 5, 2006
Intel CEO: Latest Platforms, Processors Form New Foundations For Digital Entertainment and Wireless Computing ›
Intel, DIRECTV Advance Digital Home Entertainment Experience ›
AOL and Intel Join Forces to Bring AOL On-Demand Entertainment to the Living Room ›
Intel, NBC Universal Join to Deliver Premium Content to Intel® Viiv™ Technology-Based PCs Beginning with Highlights of the 2006 Olympic Winter Games Coverage on NBCOlympics.Com ›
ESPN and Intel Bring Action-Packed Sports to the Living Room ›
Turner Broadcasting’s GameTap Network and Intel Team-Up To Bring Broadband Gaming to the Digital Home ›
Televisa Chooses Intel® Viiv™ Technology to Deliver Premium Content to World’s Largest Hispanic Media Audience ›
Eros, Intel Align To Launch ‘B On Demand’, World’s Largest Official On-Demand ‘Bollywood’ Portal Using Intel® Viiv™ Technology ›
Clickstar, Intel Announce Feature Film Broadband Premiere On Intel® Viiv™ Technology-Based PCs ›
Intel® Viiv™ Technology to Help Shanghai Media Group Bring Programming to 30 Million Chinese Customers Worldwide ›
Intel and MTV Networks Bring Array of Content to New Intel® Viiv™ Technology Platform ›
Intel, Google Announce Plans to Bring Video Search Technology to the Living Room on New Intel® Viiv™ Technology Platforms ›
Media Alert
Digital Entertainment and Intel to Take Center Stage at Consumer Electronics Show ›
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INTEL’S BIGGEST CES – In his Consumer Electronics Show keynote address Thursday in Las Vegas, Intel Corporation President and CEO Paul Otellini marked an historic week for the company by introducing two new platforms -- Intel® Viiv™ technology and the next-generation Intel® Centrino® mobile technology -- along with the ground-breaking Intel® Core™ Duo processor and joint digital entertainment studio commitments from AOL, ClickStar, DIRECTV, NBC, ESPN, Eros, Grupo Televisa, Shanghai Media Group and Turner Network’s GameTap. These joint efforts, together with other recent announcements, will bring millions of movies, television programs, music, games and photos to the home PC on-demand through the Internet. Photo courtesy Intel Corporation. |
CE’ING STARS – Thursday night’s Consumer Electronics Show keynote by Intel Corporation President and CEO Paul Otellini featured cameos by a trio of Hollywood’s brightest stars. Morgan Freeman (left) was on hand for an announcement regarding ClickStar, a digital entertainment venture of Revelations Entertainment, the production company he and business partner Lori McCreary founded with investment from Intel. Clickstar will debut its first feature film, “10 Items Or Less,” starring Morgan Freeman and Paz Vega, on ClickStar within weeks of its national theatrical release. ClickStar’s service will target millions of broadband consumers worldwide using Intel® Viiv™ technology-based PCs. Endorsing the precedent-setting effort with Otellini and Freeman were actor-filmmakers Tom Hanks and Danny DeVito. CES runs through Sunday in Las Vegas. Photo courtesy Intel Corporation. |
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VIIV COMES ALIVE – At the Consumer Electronics Show on Thursday, Intel Corporation unveiled two new platforms and joint efforts with leading entertainment and media companies that provide the foundation for the company’s digital entertainment and wireless laptop efforts. Among the announcements was the Intel® Viiv™ technology, which is designed to make it easier for people to download, view, manage and share digital entertainment on a wide variety of viewing screens and networked devices such as portable media players, digital TVs and routers. As pictured, Intel is demonstrating Viiv technology at CES, which runs through Sunday in Las Vegas. Photo courtesy Intel Corporation. |
It’s (Almost) Showtime, Folks: Intel Corporation is among 2,500 exhibitors getting ready for this week’s International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. Along with announcements on new technologies and content agreements, Intel will unveil a new brand identity that represents a significant milestone in the company’s history and further signifies the company’s evolution toward market-driving platform solutions. CES is expected to attract 130,000 attendees from Jan. 5-8. |
Setting the Stage: Workers build the platform where new platform technologies from Intel Corporation will be unveiled during this week’s International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. The interactive stage inside the Las Vegas Convention Center is part of the largest presence Intel has ever had at CES. The unveiling of new technologies and a keynote speech by Intel President and CEO Paul Otellini will underscore Intel’s evolution to a customer-oriented platform company. CES is expected to attract 130,000 attendees from Jan. 5-8. |
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