Intel Demos Processor Running on Red Wine at IDF

[JMcEntegart]

Powering processors and your next hangover.

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[Guest]

Sadly, no word on the processor spec's; or did I miss it somewhere?

 

[expl0itfinder]

Impressive and promising concept, even if slightly humorous at first.

 

[neblogai]

I see what Intel is thinking: implanted processors, powered by wine. Thank you!

 

[arges86]

Sounds like an evolutionary step towards getting a beer fueled robot like Bender

 

[Fred Zlotnick]

The wine does NOT provide energy, it is simply an electrolyte. It could be replaced by many household chemicals such as lemon juice, soda water, vinegar, baking soda. The energy comes from two dissimilar metals such as copper and zinc. The zinc will give up its electrons and flow through the circuit, to the copper. The wine(acidic) simply allows the process to continue.

 

[milktea]

Intel is very serious in ultra low power processing. They have the advantage of a strong team of implacable R&D. ARM's future is looking grim.

 

[teh_chem]

Highly uninteresting, even for a publicity event.

 

[shin0bi272]

I thought it was referring to wine like the linux program.

 

[digiex]

"I see what Intel is thinking: implanted processors, powered by wine. Thank you! "

Implanted processors, powered by your blood!

 

[JPNpower]

AMD potato chips vs INTEL wine processor.

 

[Tuishimi]

Unfortunately she was struck by a bolt of lighting soon after the demo...

 

[skit75]

It has an inviting nose, with a heavy black-berry color which gives way to a nice electron laden finish. Pair it with a nice quad-core sans over-clock, for best results.