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The announcement and unveiling of this, one of the most impressive gaming devices happened on the 24th of August some 14 years ago in the year 2000. The location was Japan, and in front of an eager crowd of reporters and enthusiasts, the manufacturers unveiled the GBA to the world. Game boy advance came as a sequel to the previous version game boy color, which at the time of unveiling was still in production. In fact, it had such an extensive production schedule that the introduction of GBA to the market came much later.
The presentation that day began with the Nintendo vice president discussing the company milestones, including notably passing the hundred million sales mark for the game boy devices line. Through all this, all everyone wanted to see was the new device, and when it came out from his pocket, it did not disappoint. The GBA came with a simple and straightforward design that surprised everyone, pleasantly. It has small on and off buttons, and four action buttons.
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Oct. 21-23
Hilbert Circle Theatre
The weekend shows with the ISO are anchored by Brahms' Fourth (and final) Symphony. A new work created by composer Chris Brubeck for the ISO's trio-in-residence Time for Three is added for good measure. James Gaffigan conducts.
If you prefer a shorter show—and a more casual, after-work atmosphere—catch the threesome, Gaffigan, and the ISO for a Happy Hour concert on Thursday. Here, though, you'll only get excerpts from Brubeck's "Travels in Time for Three." Details here.
Oct. 22
Clowes Hall
I'm no fan of Jerry Springer—who hosts both the TV show and the tour—but I am a fan of the variety-show format. That largely bygone arrangement allowed for a wide range of performers to appear, exposing audiences to forms of entertainment that they perhaps hadn't even considered enjoying.
The "America's Got Talent" program coming to Clowes includes opera and pop singing, ballroom dancing, stunt-bike
riding and more. A likely highlight: the black-light illusions of Fighting Gravity—one of those acts that Vegas builds
whole theaters around. Details here.
University of Indianapolis music professor Pete Schmutte and theater professor Brad Wright try their hands at an original
musical with "Shame," based on "The Scarlet Letter." It runs Oct. 22-30 at the university's
Ransburg Auditorium. Details here.
Ben Folds plays Clowes Hall Oct. 23. Details here.
Actors from the London Stage offer their minimalist production of "A Midsummer Night's Dream," Oct.
22-23 at the Basile Theater of the Indiana History Center. Details here.
On Oct. 23, Brian Regan brings his stand-up to the Murat Theatre at Old National Centre. Details here.
The Script and Joshua Radin take the stage at the Egyptian Room at Old National Centre, Oct. 25. Details here.
Dr. Maryellen E. Gusic is the new executive associate dean for educational affairs at the Indiana University School of Medicine. In that role, she will be responsible for the creation, coordination and implementation of all major education programs at Indiana's only medical school. Gusic most recently served as associate dean for clinical education at Penn State College of Medicine.
Dr. Luis Romero has joined the St. Vincent Physician Network in Zionsville as a family physician. He earned
his medical degree in Colombia and was later chief resident at the Indiana University-Methodist Hospital Family Medicine Residency
in Indianapolis.
The Indiana Health Care Association has hired Zach Cattell as general counsel and director of business and member services. Cattell comes to the nursing home trade group from the Baker & Daniels law firm. Before that, he was a lobbyist for the Indiana State Medical Association, the Indiana Academy of Family Physicians and the Indiana State Department of Health.
Indianapolis-based WellPoint Inc. appointed Lori Beer, its chief information officer, as executive vice president of a newly formed business unit called enterprise business services.
Indiana University appointed Dr. Craig Brater, dean of the IU School of Medicine, to the additional position of vice president of university clinical affairs. The extra role will have Brater chair a committee of the deans of IU's schools for medicine, dentistry, optometry and health sciences, as well as coordinate any clinical interactions IU has with its hospital partners: Clarian Health, Wishard Health Services and the Roudebush Veterans Affairs Medical Center.
Oct. 14-23
Various locations
While the stars are in short supply again this year (what's the deal with that, Hollywood?), there are plenty of worthy films among the 101 being screened at this year's Heartland Film Festival. At IBJ, we've spent the last month screening many of this year's offerings. Watching them at home isn't quite the same as seeing them on the big screen, but we think we've identified some of the best. You can find reviews of those here, and I'll be adding more at Lou Harry's A&E, my IBJ blog, which you can find here.
For more details on all the Heartland Film Festival movies and special events, including showtimes, click here.
Oct. 15-17
Clowes Hall
Indianapolis Opera's production of Gilbert & Sullivan's comic operetta makes it into this season after being
bumped from the last one. And anything with a character named Nanki-Poo already has a heads-up on funny, right? William Fabris,
who directed the Opera's popular "Pirates of Penzance," returns to IO, as does the very busy baritone Robert
Orth. Details here.
Oct. 20
The Jazz Kitchen
The E-Street Band drummer, who found new audiences via his stint as bandleader for Conan O'Brien's late, lamented
show, takes on new challenges with a 15-piece band playing swinging, big band, instrumental jazz. (plus, of course, some Springsteen
songs). Details here.
Oct. 15-Sept. 12
Indiana State Museum
Microscopic elements are biggie-sized in this touring exhibition featuring work from the camera company's 35th annual
competition. Details here.
Beef & Boards gets a jump on the holiday season with "White Christmas," Oct. 14-Nov. 21 Details here.
Margot & the Nuclear So and So's perform at the Vogue, Oct. 15. Details here.
Wayne Brady joins the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra for a pops weekend, Oct. 15-17. Details here.
Jennifer Lee Warren, from Broadway's "Big River" and "Little Shop of Horrors," performs "Broadway, Blues and Bassey," Oct. 15-16 at the Cabaret at the Columbia Club. Details here.
For the fourth consecutive year, Clarian Health's Methodist Hospital made the list of the top-five
hospitals that are part of U.S. academic medical centers. The University HealthSystem Consortium based its rankings on its
annual Quality and Accountability Study, which includes 98 academic medical centers around the country. The study examines
hospitals on such issues as safety, timeliness, effectiveness, efficiency, equity and patient-centeredness. The other four
hospitals honored this year were the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn.; the University of Utah Hospitals in Salt Lake City;
the University Medical Center in Tuscon, Ariz.; and the Lehigh Valley Health Network in Allentown, Pa. Clarian Health is a
joint venture of Methodist Hospital and the Indiana University School of Medicine.
Community Health Network will add three slots to its family medicine residency program and restructure the program's curriculum around the medical home concept. The Indianapolis-based hospital system has received $2.4 million from three federal grants to fund the changes. Community will use $1.3 million over five years from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to develop the medical home concept, which attempts to let one family physician coordinate all the primary care needs of one patient, rather than having patients on their own go to numerous doctors for primary care. A second $960,000 grant will allow Community to expand yearly family residents from 21 to 24. The three extra slots will all be filled by doctors trained in osteopathic medicine. And a third grant of $213,000 will help Community buy needed equipment to support its program expansion. Community is the second local institution in a month to expand its family residency program. In late September, the Indiana University School of Medicine said it would use $1.9 million in stimulus funds to add two slots to its program in the Lafayette area.
Researchers at the University of Notre Dame and the University of Wyoming have genetically engineered silkworms to produce artificial spider silk in quantities large enough to be commercially viable. The researchers are working with Michigan-based Kraig Biocraft Laboratories to commercialize the technology for medical, industrial and consumer applications. Spider silk has significantly higher tensile strength and elasticity than natural silkworm fibers. Notre Dame researchers claim the silk produced by their genetically engineered silkworms have qualities much closer to spider silk. In the medical arena, researchers hope artifical spider silk could be used to make suture materials, wound-healing bandages, or natural scaffolds for tendon and ligament repair or replacement. They think the artifical spider silk also could be used to make bulletproof vests, strong and lightweight fabrics for athletic clothing and improved automobile airbags.
Dr. John Cummings has been named medical director of neurosurgery for Community Health Network. Cummings,
a neurosurgeon at Community for more than 20 years, did his training at the Indiana University School of Medicine.
The IU Medical Group added two internists. Dr. Rebecca Lindberg earned her medical degree at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston and completed her residency at the IU School of Medicine. Dr. Laura Nelson did her medical training and residency at the IU medical school.
Forethought Financial Group Inc. named Ronald Ziegler chief actuary. He will oversee product development, financial reporting, and risk management at the Indianapolis-based life insurance company. Prior to joining Forethought, Ziegler spent 22 years at Transamerica/AEGON Insurance Group.
Dr. Jeffrey Kellams was installed as the 137th president of the Indianapolis Medical Society on Tuesday. He is a professor of clinical psychiatry at the IU School of Medicine, chief of psychiatric services at Wishard Health Services and medical director of the Midtown Mental Health Center in Indianapolis.
Dr. Tracy Price has joined Central Indiana Cancer Centers, providing radiation oncology services at its Fishers, Greenfield and Greenwood locations. Price did her medical training at the IU School of Medicine.
Dr. Eriko Onishi has joined St. Vincent Hospice to lead its effort to set up electronic medical records for physicians. Dr. Onishi, a native of Japan, is an internist specializing in terminal cancer. She previously served as a hospice medical director in Columbus, Ind.
Oct. 10-Jan. 2
Indianapolis Museum of Art
The collision between art and consumerism is explored and celebrated in this exhibition featuring more than 150 of Andy Warhol's works—plus archival materials.
But wait. There's more. Ancillary events include an "Andy Warhol: TV Mastermind" discussion with filmmaker Vincent Fremont, the vice president of Andy Warhol Enterprises. There's also a musical performance called "Most Beautiful … . Songs for Andy Warhol's Screen Tests" featuring music ensemble Dean & Britta.
On Friday, the 8th, before the show formally opens, I'll be moderating an IMA/PNC Art & Business Luncheon on art
and commerce with panelists Keira Amstutz from the Indiana Humanities Council, Nuvo's David Hoppe, Dave Lawrence from
the Arts Council of Indianapolis, and David Johnson, president and CEO of BioCrossroads. Ideas for questions are welcome.
Send them here.
Details on all the Warhol activity here.
Oct. 7-10
Indianapolis Art Center
This weekend marks the Third Biennial Iron Casting Symposium at the Indianapolis Art Center. That's an event whose workshops deal with the art of crafting cast-iron bells and iron masks, creating sand molds, and making ladles and tongs. But if you aren't an artist yourself, the part you will probably be most interested in is "Art on Fire," a free, Saturday evening pyrotechnics show. The event features a belly/fire dancer, an opportunity (for $15) to create your own iron piece, and more. Details here.
Oct. 7-16
Indiana Repertory Theatre
Choreographer David Hochoy offers his take on music from the Rodgers and Hammerstein era, while Nicholas Owens—who wasn't born during the Rodgers and Hammerstein era—interprets songs from more recent Broadway shows, including "Hair" and "Rent." It's the season kickoff for Dance Kaleidoscope. Details here.
Oct. 9-Jan. 2
Children's Museum of Indianapolis
One of my favorite areas of the Indianapolis Zoo is the building where the polar bears and penguins live. This week, the Children's Museum opens its own celebration of cold-weather creatures. The interactive exhibition isn't just for animal lovers. The show also explores the scientific research being conducted in chilling climates. Details here.
The Goo Goo Dolls perform Oct. 7 at Old National Centre's Murat Theatre. Details here.
Comedian Louis C.K. takes over the Egyptian Room at Old National Centre on Oct. 7. Details here.
Storytelling Arts of Indiana and the Indiana Historical Society offer "Scary Stories for Families" on Oct. 8 and "Disquieting, Disturbing and Dreadful Tales" on Oct. 9 at the Indiana History Center. Details here.
Indiana authors Scott Russell Sanders, Ray Boomhower, and more are celebrated at the Indiana Author Fair and Indiana Authors Awards, Oct. 9 at the Central Library. Details here.
$3 Bill Comedy performs its latest sketch show, "Jerk-O-Lantern," at the Wheeler Arts Center on Oct. 9. Details here.
The Eagles fly into Conseco Fieldhouse Oct. 12. Details here.
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lol yeah I listened to OLAL some years back and I started listening to it again when I heard they were
releasing new stuff. pretty nostalgia blast for me, but the songs aren't too bad. I like Crone and the
funny keys, while Close to the Grave is pretty funny chuggy stuff but it grew on me a little bit
I figured since nothing was posted about it, might as well inform those who might be happy to hera
not impressed
hmmmm will check this eventually
read as Still Corners
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I came. Buckets.
Infinitely better than the new IKTPQ.
I tried getting into these guys after hearing The Worst Is Yet To Come but never really dug them that
much. Crone is pretty cool so far, haven't listened to the other one yet.
Infinitely better than the new IKTPQ.
I used to love Still Remains, really but they went pretty much downhill, such a shame.
Everything is better than new IKPTQ
Glad they're going back to a heavier sound. Last minute of Close to the Grave was kinda cool. Crone is definitely the better of the two tracks. I'll probably get it, if at all possible.
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mini mussolini's
Can we have one in the UK? See if he can get our trains to run on time!
He's still very respectable.
I've been in the house of an officer in the carabinieri, quite high-up but not that high, and his hallway is dominated by a bust of the duce. Don't forget his granddaughter is still head of a party that regularly wins seats, locally or as MEPs, and promises the same policies. No denazification ever happened there.
[The trains running on time is being a myth, of course, but even with mythical powers I think you'd fail to sort the underinvested UK trains out. You want it to work, you chuck shed loads of money at it and bang a lot of heads together.]
Mussolini clones
Tsk. If I wanted to watch actions of a heinous dwarf, I would read about Prince's lawsuit against unofficial Prince fansites.
Anyway, our neighbours across the Adriatic already have one short (almost) bald prick in charge. Enough is enough.
Missed opportunity
Why didn't you print a piccy of Ms A. Mussolini ?
Paris will have to do instead.
How about...
... an auction for Gordon Brown's brain?
After all, he doesn't seem to be using it whilst Lord of the Sith Mandelson is pulling his strings...
possibly real
The brain and eyes of Einstein were kept by the doctor that autopsied him, why not il Ducé?
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Mobb Deep's Havoc is prepping the release of his solo debut, The Kush, off Nature Sounds. The entire album, produced in full by Havoc himself, is nothing but Queensbridge at its finest (review to appear next week). One of the hardest beats off the LP is the bangin', Get Off My D*ck. On the cut Havoc wastes no time explaining his hatred for dudes who brag about what they cannot attain; if you plan to ask him for help, you should already know his answer. I guess Havoc missed the MTV Special where Kanye asked the industry to please tone down the usage of gay slurs?
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'Tis the season of teachers' conferences - that annual festival of hand-wringing and doomed motions. This year's delegates have been in especially vexed mood, painting a picture of Britain's classrooms to curdle the blood. The Teachers and Lecturers' Association, for instance, revealed that three-quarters of its members had considered leaving the profession because of pupils' bad behaviour. The number of assaults reported to the union had almost tripled in five years, with 99 per cent of teachers having experienced verbal or physical abuse.
Over at the National Association of Schoolmasters/ Union of Women Teachers, there was a similar siege mentality on display. The young had lost their respect for authority, grumbled the president of the union, Brian Garvey. He blamed Margaret Thatcher for encouraging an "I'm all right Jack" mentality which had undermined traditional social structures.
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Instead of protecting them against these marketing ploys, many parents seemed to enjoy dressing their offspring - the daughters, especially - as mini-adults, in sexy underwear and T-shirts emblazoned with the word "Bitch". Instead of enjoying their youth, she said, children seemed increasingly embarrassed by it. When she started teaching 37 years ago, the playground was full of children running about, skipping, playing with unselfconscious energy. "I now see groups of children standing round discussing who has the most expensive trainers or the latest mobile phone. They seem afraid to play. To be a child is so not cool."
It is extraordinary how childhood has been whittled away beneath our noses. Ten years ago, British newspaper readers gaped in horror at pictures of JonBenet Ramsay, the six-year-old American "beauty queen" who was murdered under mysterious circumstances. There must, it was agreed, be something deeply sick about any parent who would dress their daughter up like a cross between a whore and a china doll: all candy-floss hair, wide blue eyes and a mouth slicked with gloss. It was cruel, perverted - asking for trouble.
Yet the children that Mrs Johansson describes - and whom I sometimes see trailing behind their parents at the supermarket, click-clacking in their plastic high-heeled mules, a miniature handbag dangling from the crook of one chubby arm - are only a couple of notches away from JonBenet.
In case you are thinking this is just a chav phenomenon, think again. One of the most loathsome inventions of recent years is the "mother and daughter spa day". Marketed, like all the silliest ideas pertaining to womanhood, as a "treat", this is basically an opportunity for rich mothers to induct their pubescent daughters into the art of sexual preening. Their unformed bodies will be waxed and buffed to a New York shine. They will be taught how to cover their youthful bloom in a mask of make-up - and deeper lessons besides. They will learn that they are not sufficiently beautiful au naturel and that vanity and insecurity are part and parcel of being a woman.
Almost all girls develop these kinds of neuroses eventually; what mystifies me is that any parent should wish to hasten such an unhappy fate. Is it subconscious sabotage: a jealous mother killing off her daughter's youth before she's had time to enjoy it? Or is it pure infantilism: mistaking your child for a toy, and dressing her up like a mini-me? Either way, the result is bound to be confusion and unhappiness.
Children, as everyone professes to know, need boundaries. Yet the most important one - the line between childhood and adulthood - is constantly being crossed by the people who should know better: the grown-ups. It's not just a sartorial problem. I am shocked by the insouciance with which some parents talk to their children about their marital problems or money worries.
My parents, I'm glad to say, never tried to confide in me. Nor would my mother have dreamed of giggling girlishly with me over boys or make-up. Her job, as she saw it, was to make me feel loved and secure. The rest I could do myself. The results, for a long time, were mixed. My teenage style veered wildly from goth to "casual" (as chav style was then known). My attempts to coax my hair into a flick resulted in a swooping fringe, combed over one eye and set with a tin of hairspray that was so rigid it could be raised and lowered like a trapdoor.
Looking back on the photographs is painful, but not as painful as a childhood of enforced precocity. My parents did not want to make me sophisticated before my time; they had respect for childhood.
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The Clinton-founded and George Soros-backed leftwing propaganda outlet Think Progress has named two NewsBusters editors as being part of a "right-wing global warming denier propaganda machine" led by Sen. James Inhofe's communications director Marc Morano.
Along with Matt Sheffield and Noel Sheppard, the Media Research Center's Dan Gainor was also bestowed this honor.
As hysterically reported by Think Progress's Wonk Room in a piece deliciously entitled "REVEALED: Marc Morano's Pack Of Climate Denial Jokers":
Marc Morano, Sen. Jim Inhofe (R-OK)'s environmental aide, sits at the center of the right-wing global warming denier propaganda machine — of fifty-two people. Conservative columnist Fred Barnes recently refused to tell TPM Muckraker who's informed him "the case for global warming" is falling apart, but all signs point to Marc Morano. Morano's "entire job," Gristmill's David Roberts explains, "is to aggregate every misleading factoid, every attack on climate science or scientists, every crank skeptical statement from anyone in the world and send it all out periodically in email blasts" to the right-wing echo chamber. The Wonk Room has acquired Morano's email list, and we can now reveal the pack of climate skeptics, conservative bloggers, and corporate hacks who feed the misinformation machine.
Promoted on the Drudge Report and Fox News, Morano's moronic misinformation enters mainstream discourse through columns by Barnes, George Will, Robert Samuelson, and others. Many in the Morano gang are funded by right-wing think tanks, though a few are committed activists, conspiracy theorists who believe their homebrew interpretations of climate data.
I'm sure I speak for all my fellow jokers when I say that I am honored to be mentioned with these highly-respected climate realists.
More importantly, if shills like TP are taking so much time naming those in the opposition, it must be because they and those that fund them know they're losing the debate.
*****Update: Another propagandist outlet DeSmogBlog has joined TP's efforts: "We'll be adding more information about each of the individuals and their organizations over the coming days."
I can't wait. For those unfamiliar with DeSmog, CEI's Chris Horner wrote about them last year:
Uh . . . "DeSmogBlog?" Actually, this is a leading alarmist organ — and their inevitable argument, which typically starts and finishes with ad hominem and promises more, is we don't know these people so we are going to work on a smear, check back later. That's how this industry works. First recall how the scientific source to which the media turn — in addition to Speed-Dial Jimmy Hansen — is RealClimate, a project of a green PR firm (and Mother Sheehan's media manager), humorously created to shout down Michael Crichton's State of Fear (and thus confirming its premise), and home-away-from-home for resident NASA alarmist Gavin Schmidt (Hansen's spokesman), who blogs there frequently on the taxpayer's dime.
Enjoy this excerpt from Red Hot Lies about the anti-speech crowd's fearsome leaders (citations omitted):
Given the standard now set by the global warming industry, is it not appropriate to ponder aloud why the skeptic-smearing, ad hominem DeSmogBlog received "a huge donation" of as much as $300,000 "to start and operate" the website and public relations operation? This came from the past-president of and presumably still significant stake-holder in NETeller, "a firm that desperately needs more climate scare for their waning trade of hot air (CO2 emission allowances)," as one critic has noted. This benevolent donor, one John Lefebvre, is also currently a guest of the federal government's correctional officers as a consequence of certain business transactions, a fact that certainly would be of great interest had he instead cast his lot with the climate optimists.
You gotta love it, and this from Tim Ball and Tom Harris.
*****Update II: I'm beginning to receive e-mail messages from folks either proud of this accomplishment or expressing regrets for being excluded from TP's list:


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Long ago, before Alfred Alfer was mentally ill, a poarn star, or jesus, he was a simple cartoon character that existed back when bush was president and i watched lots of south park, Right around 2005 I think. Yes, Long ago right after i made alfred gets fixed i made this christmas special and since the file was 22 MB and you usually can't submit that large of a file, i for some reason figured it was best to be seen by no one instead of trying alternative solutions. So here is this Alfred Christmas special that I made when I was 15 and alfred had a sidekick named Phat Dawg. Peace be with you, and good will towards all men. And dogs.
so you did better animated work in 2005 than the entire compound of 2008-9, and you din't feel like going back to it?
This was amazingly reserved for Alfred
Seems sort of forced. And you censored the swearing. It's like ABC Family Channel censors got ahold of your original work, bitched about it, and you caved into make it more conservative. Or maybe you were mellow when you did this. Which would be good. It's different from your usual stuff. More polished. Just seems less... intense ... more trite and derivative. That's coming across really harsh, which is not my intent. Just seems reserved.
I love it! THE TRUTH FINALLY REVEALED!
take THAT Catholics,you and your magic.
frekin awsome
the best christmas story i've ever heard
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Your movies are so wacko, I freaking love the Arnold movies. This was so great!


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If you click the picture, it will take you to the website with the recipe. This will help you in the future. I have copied and pasted the recipe for you though because I like to be extra helpful. Ingredients: 3 cups fresh blackberries 3 cups yogurt cheese (or Greek yogurt) 1 can sweetened condensed milk ( 14 ounce can, it's fine if it's a bit more or a bit less) Directions: 1. In a blender, puree the blackberries with the sweetened condensed milk. 2. In a medium bowl mix the puree with the yogurt cheese. 3. Pour the mixture in to your ice-cream maker and follow the manufacturer's directions.
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Intel plans Windows 8 phones
By Barry Collins
Posted on 14 Jan 2011 at 09:37
Intel boss Paul Otellini says his company plans to offer Windows 8 on smartphones - putting the chipmaker on a collision course with Microsoft.
Speaking after Intel posted record profits for 2010, Otellini was asked his views on Microsoft's decision to port the next generation of Windows to the ARM platform.
A bullish Otellini described the announcement as "not a lot of new news" before claiming that full-fat Windows running on system-on-a-chip platforms also had advantages for Intel.
"The plus for Intel is that as they unify their operating systems, we now have the ability for the first time... to have a designed-from-scratch, touch-enabled operating system for tablets that runs on Intel that we don't have today," the Intel CEO said.
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"Secondly, we have the ability to put our lowest-power Intel processors running Windows 8 – or 'next-generation Windows' – into phones, because it's the same OS stack. And I look at that as an upside opportunity for us."
Intel's plans to put Windows 8 on smartphones runs contrary to Microsoft's plans for its operating systems. Speaking at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas last week, Steven Sinofsky, the president of the Windows division, said: "[Windows] Phone is uniquely focused on small form factor".
"Small screen is Windows Phone, and these [tablet] screens are Windows," he added.
Performance battle
Otellini said he was confident that Intel's processors would comfortably outperform ARM when it came to running full-blown Windows systems.
"Many of you have asked us questions about how we will compete with ARM in the new segments of mobile computing," he said.
"Our answer is very simple: as we have done for decades in the traditional computing markets, we will apply the world's most advanced silicon transistor technology to these new segments to deliver the lowest power, highest performance, lowest cost products on the planet."
He claimed running tablets on Intel architecture gave device makers maximum flexibility. "By designing Atom-based tablets, they have the opportunity to run multiple OSes on it," he said.
Eating away at PCs
However, Otellini did concede that the success of tablets could eat into Intel's PC stronghold. Indeed, two leading analyst firms this week claimed that devices such as the iPad had stunted PC sales in the run up to Christmas.
The Intel CEO said ARM would have to overcome a couple of hurdles before it could compete in the PC market, though. "That space has a different set of power and performance requirements where Intel is exceptionally good," he argued.
"Users of these machines expect legacy support in terms of software and peripherals that has to all be enabled from scratch on those [ARM] devices," he added.
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Not new, but utterly pointless
You can already buy a Windows XP phone and recently a Windows 7 phone was announced.
There is a very good reason why these dont sell. In fact there is about 50 very good reasons why these dont sell.
By JStairmand on 14 Jan 2011
Typo in last paragraph!
"except legacy support" => "expect legacy support". Nothing quite like a type that reverses the sense of a phrase.
By milliganp on 14 Jan 2011
Thanks for flagging milliganp, have fixed it.
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By Nicole_Kobie on 14 Jan 2011
Multiple O/S Support! WOW!
""By designing Atom-based tablets, they have the opportunity to run multiple OSes on it," he said."
Because ARM chips hardly run anything, apart from:
Windows CE
Sirius RTOS
Unison RTOS
NuttX RTOS
Trampoline Operating System (OSEK and AUTOSAR)
ARTOS (Robotu)
ERIKA Enterprise
ITRON, uITRON, microITRON
Fusion RTOS
RTXC Quadros
Nokia OS
Symbian OS
Nucleus OS
By alynsparkes on 14 Jan 2011
Intel = watts
ARM = milliwatts
That's why Intel are coming out bullish. A big threat is on their way...
Atom are useless CPU's. Sluggish and draws far more power than ARM.
Until Intel can somehow magically reduce their power draw by at least 10x then I don't see Intel being a big player in smartphones and even tablets.
By diamondmailbox on 14 Jan 2011
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