
Intel President Paul Otellini referred to the company’s “Universal Communicator” prototype in his IDF speech earlier in the week and Chief Technology Officer Pat Gelsinger talked a lot more about it today in his forum speech.
The Universal Communicator is a smartphone that makes voice calls over either a traditional GSM/GPRS cellular network or using 802.11 WLAN technology. It also supports data over both air interfaces. Of course, it runs on Intel’s new XScale processor technology, code-named Bulverde, and has a Secure Digital slot and high-resolution “organic light emitting diode” screen developed by Kodak.”
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