Over on paidContent.org, there’s a full writeup of Intel (NSDQ: INTC) President and CEO Paul Otellini’s keynote today at CES. The talk was short on specifics for mobile, but mobile internet devices are a key part of Otellini and Intel’s vision of the internet of the future. The main talk of mobile concerned Intel’s Menlo mobile chip platform, which powers the MIDs, and of course how WiMax will enable ubiquitous mobile broadband. In short, Intel sees ever-more powerful mobile devices, brought about by improvements in the silicon it offers. With more power will come richer applications and content, it believes.
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