Dadi Perlmutter Keynote

IDF 08-27-06 Afternoon session

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Robson technology. I'm going to talk about more details later,

but it shaves about 400 milliwatts from the platform. Another big

deal is that we work together with Toshiba Matsushita, and we

have created a display technology with them that really does

dynamic switching between progressive and interlaced, and

we're going to demo that in a few minutes to show you the

benefits of this one, saving power from the system. And I want

to call [Adam Moran] to really talk to us about battery life. So,

Adam, please.

Adam Moran: How's it going, Dadi?

David Perlmutter: I'm fine. How are you, Adam?

Adam Moran: All right, thanks for having me. Well, I've got a couple of

systems over here on this pedestal. What I have here on the

audience's left is a non-Intel based system and it's got a 15.4

inch screen, a standard size battery, and on the data sheet,

you'll read some things like dual-core, somebody's graphics,

these kinds of things like that. Now, on the audience's right side,

over here, what I have is a Centrino Duo based system. The

specifications of the two systems are identical. The clock

speeds are matched about the same. The screen is the same

size and brightness. The battery is the same, and they're both

unplugged right now, and actually set to their highest performing

settings.

Comment [JJ3]: Or is Toshiba

Matsushita displa

a name?

Comment [JJ4]: fragment

Comment [JJ5]: Please confirm

that this is the case – we can only

compare apples to apples.