Sean Maloney Quotations

Very few pieces of technology cross the line and become a cultural icon.

He was throwing fastball, change and a curve for strikes. Our defense played really well behind him.

We have to be fanatical about power consumption. It's not just about longer battery life, but when you look at rising oil prices, it becomes more and more important.

You are going to see a tremendous wave of experimentation in the next year and a half, two years.

We need to have devices that boot very, very rapidly the same way that we get off the plane and immediately get a cell phone signal.

We are now at the point where there is a clear coalescing around the 2.3 to 2.5 GHz, 3.5 GHz and 5 GHz bands. It looks likely that the planet is going to be able to be covered using those frequency bands.

The problem that the PC has had, even a notebook, is that it's too large to carry with you.

We believe the Basic PC segment has the potential to expand our markets and bring us new users.

We thought for some time that handhelds would require computer processing.

We felt for some time that handheld devices are going to require some compute performance. That is why we were going into this space.

We expect so see substantial progress by the end of the year.

A fair bit of dust still has to settle, but the elections may even have dampened prospects for the future. One just has to look at the numbers to see that Italy is still the sick man of Europe.

The business market remains slow for PCs, but it doesn't appear that we have lost significant market share, ... Average selling prices are about where we thought they would be.

You may not need this speed all the time in a device like this, but it just shows there is enormous headroom there. For video or running multiple applications, you will need more power and want to run it in an efficient manner. We're looking at four generations of this processor and, just like the PC, you'll see us providing more performance over time in the same price envelope.

Its always helpful to look at ourselves rather than our competitors,

This is a very important first step--a radio that is capable of handling both standards in all of those frequency bands.

The Internet isn't mobile. You can make the case we're at the beginning of liftoff, but we've got a long way to go to see real growth when you look at the relatively small number of people in the world who have broadband.

The cost is coming down significantly while the volume is coming up significantly.

If you go back 40 years relatively few people had TVs. That medium has really changed the way the whole planet works,

Intel is making progress with our handset processors, particularly in the smart-phone space. Some of the handset manufacturers will be successful; some will not. But Palm and RIM are established companies, so we know we will do well with them.

Inventory has become a life and death issue for our industry. The lesson of the last two quarters is that inventory has moved from being a concern of the purchasing segment to a concern of the industry itself.

I am not here to bury the PC, but to praise it,

Carriers, equipment makers and solution providers around the world are moving quickly to lay the foundation for building this new global network.

The chance that Taiwan has to lead in this space is now excellent.