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CES 2008 — New Kind of Chip on the Vegas Strip

Published January 13, 2008 Events , Intel , PodTech Leave a Comment
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Building on a creative video monologue by PodTech’s Paul Lancour about the wonder of Intel’s latest 45-nanometer transistors, the Intel team doubled down at CES and took a new Penryn chip (a sliver of silicon etched with Intel’s newest dual core processor) to the Las Vegas strip and asked people “what do you think this is?”


Here’s what people said when they held the chip inside the Intel booth at CES:

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