Intel to launch movie Insider with 1080p, content service WiDi 2.0 convey to your TV

We knew that was planned to Intel launched its Sandy Bridge processors or core 2011 at CES, but leave Chipzilla to throw in some total surprises ahead of the show. Yes, read the right holder - Intel plans to launch his own film and video service in the first quarter of the year 2011. To difference from iTunes or outside really nothing there, Intel Insider will allow those with propulsion in 2011 of core notebooks or desktops to buy or rent the latest movies in full HD - Yes, good ol' 1080p '. But why exactly is Intel teaming up with studies, content owners and distributors of video when so many others there are out trying to do the same? In essence, the blanket of the company in a good place to fight many of the issues of film studies have been with the distribution of HD - video Insider is linked to the new second generation dual-core processors and therefore provides protection for hardware, instead of content protection software. According to Erik Reid, Intel, the company has already beaten is CinemaNow and Warner Brothers, and the plan is to ensure that all content to be provided at the same time as the DVD or Blu-ray release. It is unclear whether there will be an insider to all this content traffic portal or other services is only classified to work on the hardware platform, but we will discover much more than once the program starts.

Of course, Intel not only wants to see those brand spankin' new movies 1080p screen notebook - is pushing WiDi in a big way, and the second generation, which will be baked in new systems core 2011, will support 1080p streaming and eventually allow streaming of protected content, including DVDs and Blu-Ray. WiDi 2.0, as they are asking will work much like the original version, we love, and allows you to expand your desktop to an HD monitor, but unfortunately, will require a new HDTV receiver allow full HD capacity and still has to stay for two seconds. No word yet on who is doing those boxes or how much cost it, but we hope to learn some details about Intel great push to tie their new processors in its CES press conference video content within a few days. Show full PR textIntel al 'Eye Candy' to masses with newer laptop, PC chips
Features the Intel ® core ™ processor creating new visual experience, lifestyle


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• Presents much provided, change game second generation Intel ® core ™ processor family. Adds a number of visually amazing features built directly into tabs over the graphics processor.
• Includes surprising and exciting new features such as Intel, Intel, Intel Wireless Display 2.0 and Intel ® Insider ™ high-definition graphics fast sync video including collaborations with CinemaNow

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