Intel at CES 2012: ultrabooks, K800 Medfield smartphone, new prototypes, and more!

Intel Windows 8 tablet with Clover Trail first hands-on pictures

Here's your first look at a tablet running Intel's 32nm Clover Trail processor and Windows 8

Lenovo K800 hands-on: first Intel-powered phone, with Android 4.0 and 720p display

We take a first look at the Lenovo K800, the first Intel-powered phone.

Intel announces reference tablet with sliding keyboard

Intel teases Windows 8 tablet with 32nm Clover Trail SoC

What's this? Intel just pulled out another device on stage, a Windows 8 slate, and says it's running on a 32nm SoC but didn't specify Medfield. Thankfully, a little bird (and a PR representative) tell us it's Clover Trail. Sorry, folks, that's really all we know right now.

Motorola to make Intel-powered phones and tablets, first phone coming in the second half of 2012

Intel and Motorola announce a partnership to make phones and tablets. The first Intel Atom--powered Medfield phone will be coming to market in the second half of this year.

Intel details new Medfield Atom processor, announces added Android app support (update: video)

We've spotted a couple of devices today with Intel's new Medfield chip, and this evening the company is finally coming clean about its forthcoming Atom processor, which is now confirmed to be coming to Lenovo and Motorola phones and tablets later this year.

Intel's Medfield reference design smartphone first hands-on

The floodgates have finally opened here at CES 2012 and we've just got done playing with Intel's reference design smartphone on the show floor.

Intel shows 'Nikiski' laptop prototype with full-width, see-through touchpad

Intel won't say who it's partnering with, but it just showed off a "Nikiski" laptop prototype at its CES 2012 keynote.

Intel demos NFC capabilities in Ivy Bridge Ultrabooks

As part of its press conference this morning, Intel is demoing ultrabooks running on Ivy Bridge, complete with built-in NFC supported by the Mastercard Paypass system.

Intel including touchscreen capabilities in future ultrabooks

Intel has just announced that it intends to add touchscreen capabilties to future ultrabooks. Intel VP Mooley Eden said that "people want the real keyboard and touchscreen" and showed some demos of people reaching out to touch a Windows 7 laptop.