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Intel unveils "Moorestown", a PC motherboard that will supposedly feature "a 45nm CPU as well, plus all kinds of goodies like integrated WiFi and WiMAX." Video after the break.

That fiberglass isn't yet populated with the CPU, chipset, WiFi, GPS, 3G cellular radio, or memory... but it will be if you can wait until 2010

So you've seen the spy shots, now check out the Intel Netbook (Eco PC) in the wild, with a closeup of its "TI-99-esque keyboard." Click here for first picture in gallery.

One of our totally awesome tipsters got his hands on some more pics of Intel's forthcoming (we hope) Netbook, or as they call it, the Eco PC

At $400, the Intel Netbook will supposedly feature a 900-MHz Celeron processor, 512MB RAM, 40GB HDD, 9-inch display, and Wi-Fi(?). Other details have not yet been announced. Click here for one more picture.

Looking at it's design, there's a handle attached to the back of the device. But if it's for the classroom, I guess we shouldn't care. And for a budget notebook, it looks pretty decent otherwise

What better way to show off your company's processors than by creating a laptop spiral -- at Intel's CES booth in this case. Yes, you'll even spot a Packard Bell somewhere in there. Video after the break. Click here for first picture in gallery.

Intel's latest gadget is a MID (Mobile Internet Device) that's designed for both work and play. Its 45nm dual-core "Silverthorne" processor keeps the device running cooler and longer. Video after the break. Click here for one more picture.

For some reason, we love to look at these future Menlow-based MID devices even though we've yet to find a home for the UMPC in our cold, jaded hearts

If you've always wondered what chips Intel has come out with over the years, then we've got just the picture set for you. Click here for first picture in gallery.

...here are stats for different Intel chips from the past 35 years...along with bonus factual tidbits I came across while looking over some Intel stuff today. Here you can enjoy it at your own pace

Conan O'Brien pays Intel a visit in this amusing segment, and even manages to make the factory manager nervous, with his strange capsule of...Find out after the break.