Las Vegas - Intel at CES 2013 introduced everything, but speculation about the tablet "Red Ridge" word. A new generation of Atom processors have twice the performance, Ultrabook fourth generations will have to be touch and there was also a cheap processor for phones.

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Leading manufacturer of processors has focused primarily on news from the mobile area. The main announcement was the new generation Atom processor micro architecture Bay Trail. Made new quad-core 22nm technology nabbed twice the performance, reduced power consumption electroshock comparison to existing models. Products with this processor will be available this summer.




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Another pleasant announcement concerned the current third-generation Core processor family, laptops and ultrabook popular processors i3, i5 and i7.

Intel has managed to reduce the consumption of the original 15 W to 10 W instead of advice, but straight to 7 W. The processors are on sale from today.

Intel introduced the powerful "Bay Trail" Atom processor for tablets.

Intel also specified its requirements for ultrabooky fourth generation. You come to the fourth generation mikroarchytekturou Haswell processors (codenamed Ivy Bridge successor), so in the spring of this year. They wear a touch screen, voice control function (notified 9 languages, Czech, we have not heard) and vylešený, Instant-on. Even in the state will be put to sleep ultrabook check mail, and update twittering and facebook posts that immediately after the computer resumes available.

Desktop tablet computers and sensitive

New category of computers will be according to intel smaller "table-top" computer touch-all-in-one equipped with a battery. An example is Sony TAP20, according to Intel to be ideal for family playing board games and party games.

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Another major development will be in accordance with Intel's so-called "Perceptual Computing".

Your computer will be equipped with sensors for the perception of hand movements, eyes, face recognition, voice and other natural sensations. Still less we use mouse and keyboard, and touch screens are rather intermediate step to a perfect non-contact control of a computer. During the press conference showed control with finger gestures and eye contact sensing camera.

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Intel now closed partnerships with Comcast and Bouygues Telecom for the provision of paid media content. This will then be available on all devices based on the Intel platform, whether it will be a smart phone, tablet, ultrabook, desktop computer, or Media-centers. We'll see if any of it will be applicable in the USA.

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