| "Lightweight, portable, and feature-packed, UMPCs offer enough power to let you stay productive (and have fun) while on the go." "With the cause of RIM's service interruption still under investigation, it remains to be seen whether the outage was just a blip, or evidence that the company is losing its grip." "The newest convertible Tablet in Gateway's arsenal is lightweight but can pack quite a punch." "Today at the Intel Developer Form held in Beijing, Intel announced its technological road map that starts in May 2007 (with the arrival of Intel's next-generation processor, codenamed Santa Rosa) and ends in late 2008 (with Montevina, a processor with optional " " connectivity). This road map showcased the design plans for upcoming mobile technologies, which is timely, as notebook shipments are projected to outpace desktop shipments by 2011. Here are some of the highlights from the IDF floor." "In May, Intel will launch its next-generation Intel Centrino processor technology, codenamed "Santa Rosa." It consists of Intel's next-generation Core 2 Duo processor, the Mobile Intel 965 Express chipset family, Intel Next-Gen Wireless-N network connection, Intel 82566MM and 82566MC Gigabit Network Connection, and optional Intel Turbo memory. This will decrease resume time from hibernation mode (thanks to Turbo memory), increase productivity, and lower power consumption. " " In the second half of 2008, Intel will deliver "Montevina" processor technology, also with the 45nm Hi-k Intel dual-core mobile processor. This will be Intel's first Centrino processor technology for notebooks to offer the option of integrated Wi-Fi and WiMAX wireless technologies. It will include integrated hardware to decode high-definition video." "Intel is set to deliver the long-awaited WiMAX technology, which will provide the "true" mobile Internet. Intel plans to make WiMAX an option with its next-generation Montevina processor." "Intel introduced the Intel Ultra Mobile platform 2007 (codenamed "McCaslin") for Mobile Internet Devices (MIDs) and " ". The technology is expected to make its way into platforms from Asus, Fujitsu, HTC, and Samsung. The Intel Ultra Mobile platform
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