Intel Corporation : Intel Raises Bar on Smartphones, Tablets and Ultrabook™ Devices

Strikes Multi-year, Multi-Device Strategic Partnership with Motorola Mobility*, Including Smartphones that Motorola Will Begin to Ship in 2H 2012

Lenovo K800 Smartphone Based on Intel® Technology Available in Second Quarter 2012 in China

INTERNATIONAL CONSUMER ELECTRONICS SHOW, Las Vegas, Jan. 10, 2012 - Intel Corporation today announced a number of advancements across its smartphone business, including a multi-year, multi-device strategic relationship with Motorola Mobility*, Inc.a handset by Lenovo* based on the company's new Intel® Atom™ processor platform. Several smartphones based on the new Atom processor are expected to come to market in 2012.

"The best of Intel computing is coming to smartphones," said Intel PresidentCEO Paul Otellini. "Our efforts with LenovoMotorola Mobility will help to establish Intel processors in smartphonesprovide a solid foundation from which to build in 2012into the future."

Otellini made the announcements during a keynote address at the 2012 International Consumer Electronics Show. He also detailed Ultrabook™ category momentumdescribed how the company is innovating to deliver superior experiences across a range of mobile devices.

Intel Computing Inside SmartphonesTablets
Intel CEO highlighted the Intel® Atom™ processor Z2460 platform, formerly "Medfield," which was specifically designed for smartphonestablets,delivers leading performance with competitive, energy efficiency.

Sanjay Jha, chairmanCEO of Motorola Mobility, joined Otellini onstagethe two executives detailed their companies' multi-year, multi-device strategic . The effort includes smartphones that Motorola will begin to ship in the second half of this year using Intel Atom processorsthe Android* platform. The collaboration, which also covers tablets, combines Intel's leadership in silicon technologycomputing innovation with Motorola's mobile device design expertise.

Liu Jun, Lenovo senior vice presidentpresident of Mobile InternetDigital Home, also joined Otellini onstage to debut the Lenovo K800*smartphone based on Intel technologyrunning the Android* platform. Liu Jun said the K800 smartphone will be available in China in the second quarterwill run on China Unicom's 21Mbs network. The smartphone features the low-power Intel® Atom™ processor Z2460 with Intel® Hyper-Threading Technology, support for HSPA+ with the ,the Lenovo LeOS user interface for a localized experience in China.

Otellini said enabling the best mobile experience is a priority for Intel. Michael Bell, general manager of Intel's MobileCommunications Group, also joined Otellini onstage to demonstrate the Intel® Smartphone Reference Design that aims to shrink device development timecosts for phone OEMscarriers. This fully functioning smartphone features sleek packaging, a 4.03-inch high-resolution LCD touch screen for crisp textvibrant images,two cameras delivering advanced imaging capabilities, including burst mode that allows individuals to capture 15 pictures in less than a second with 8-megapixel quality.

Showcasing the popular Angry Birds* application on the phone, Bell pointed to broad Android* applications support that allows Intel technology-based smartphones to run the vast majority of Android* applications, including those compiled for other architectures.

Otellini said Intel will raise the bar on tablet experiences by offering compatibility with the millions of existing applicationsdevices; an instant-on, softwareapps experience;support of the Metro* user interface. Onstage was the world's first public demonstration of the forthcoming 32nm Intel Atom SoC for tabletshybrids running on Microsoft* Windows* 8, codenamed "Clover Trail."

Ultrabook to Completely Redefine PCs
Intel is leading the industry to re-invent personal computing again with the creation of the new category of Ultrabook devices, delivering a no-compromise computing experience in thinelegant designs.

In just eight months,built on a foundation of broad consumer appealecosystem support, the category has gained strong momentum with a total of more than 75 ultra sleek, ultra responsivesecure Ultrabook systems expected to ship this year from industry partners.

Jeff Clarke, vice chairman of Global OperationsEnd User Computing Solutions at Dell*, joined Otellini onstage to announce the company's first Ultrabook, the new XPS 13* powered by the Intel® Core™ i7 processor. Scheduled for February availability, the sleekstylish design weighs only 2.99 lbsprovides up to 8 hours of battery life.

Intel is committed to the continued rapid improvement in user experience. The company's engineers will further accelerate Ultrabook innovation in 2012 with 3rd generation Intel Core processors, codenamed "Ivy Bridge," with the help of Intel's revolutionary 22nm 3-D Tri-gate transistors.

This next generation of devices will expand the computing experience beyond anything realized today. Two Ultrabook concept designs powered by "Ivy Bridge" were demonstrated during the keynote speech.

Intel's CEO promised that these devices will be more secureeliminate the discussion on trade-offs for computing, like form factor, user interface or performance. He also said Ultrabooks will offer a flagship platform for a premium, no-compromise environment that helps deliver on the Microsoft* Windows* 8 promise of re-imagining Windows.

Applications specifically suited for the Ultrabook are available from the Intel AppUpSM center, a one-stop shop for the latest PC apps. Intel announced a strategic relationship between IntelTechnicolor* surrounding M-GO, an app powered by Intel AppUp that will bring high-definition, premium digital content for television, movies, musicapps to Ultrabook devicesother Intel-based devices with Intel® Insider™ in the second quarter of 2012. M-GO will provide moviesTV shows from major Hollywood studioshelp manage HD premium content across multiple devicesplatforms via a single intuitive, secure user interface.

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