Photos: Spring 2006 Intel Developer Forum

By Bill Detwiler March 6, 2006, 8:14 PM PST billdetwiler

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Don McDonald, vice president and general manager of Digital Home, gives a keynote speech on innovations for the digital home at the spring 2006 Intel Developer Forum in San Francisco.

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Photos: Spring 2006 Intel Developer Forum

Digital Home’s vice president and general manager, Don McDonald, illustrates the speed of Intel Viiv computers.

A keynote audience at the spring 2006 Intel Developer Forum in San Francisco.

A BMW racing car co-sponsored by Intel makes an appearance at the Intel Developer Forum.

A WiMax scooter accompanied a keynote address at the spring 2006 Intel Developer Forum.

This Intel concept notebook was shown during a keynote address at the spring 2006 Intel Developer Forum in San Francisco.

An Intel WiMax scooter connected to the WiCam global mapping service.

Demonstration of Muffler Tunez on the Intel WiMax scooter.

Intel highlights the advancements provided by the new Merom Intel Core Microarchitecture.

This presentation addressed the increased energy efficiency of Intel’s chips, highlighting the features of the new Merom dual-core processing chip.

More on the design strategy behind Intel’s new architecture.

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