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IFA 2011: Intel's small booth

Written by Marko Nesovic

Sunday, 04 September 2011 12:14

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Intel’s presence on IFA fair can be characterized as strange. Small booth in hall where Euronics has its large booth is little bit surprising. We stumbled upon few laptops an desktops based on latest Intel Core "i" product series, and also a few Smart TV solutions and Iomega TV & Boxee combination. But since Intel actually doesn’t have too many end-user products in its portfolio, this kind of modest presence on this years IFA is well understandable.