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When it comes to consumer electronics, there is only one burning question on the public’s mind: what’s next? Technology lust is real and isn’t going away anytime soon.
At IDF, you get the latest information and insights on consumer electronic (CE) technologies including Mobile Internet Devices, nettops, netbooks, Internet TV, and Intel’s first CE-optimized Intel® Architecture-based system-on-a-chip, Canmore, and more.
Start by attending the Forum Keynotes at IDF where you will learn which consumer initiatives Intel and the industry are aligning around. Participate in the technical sessions which deliver insights that can help you move your current projects to market on time and on budget. If you want to answer the question of what’s next, the place to be is IDF.
CE professionals can take advantage of an incredible discount on a full conference pass (up to $1,000 in savings). Visit the registration page now and type in promo code BUBCSEL.
Here is a sampling of the CE content you’ll find at IDF:
Keynote
Eric B. KimTo learn about all the Forum Keynotes, please click here.
Consumer Electronics Sessions| Session ID | Title |
| CETS001 | Introducing an Innovative Software Framework to Bring Internet to TV via CE Devices |
| CETS002 | Open, Industry Standards-Based Software Framework Architecture and Code Examples |
| CETS003 | Intel’s First Intel® Architecture Based Media Processor for Consumer Electronics |
| CETS004 | Open Standard User Interface Consumer User Experience |
For the latest on technical sessions, please visit the Content Catalog, which lists all the sessions for the event with details such as session abstracts and speakers.
Chalk Talks| Session ID | Title |
| CETC001 | Chalk Talk: Introduction to Blu-ray Disc* Platform Development |
