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INTEL'S PAT GELSINGER calls IDF a regular geekfest. We sent a few of our own geeks and geekettes out to San Francisco to see what the chip maker has in store for us this time around. Here, where the first is last and the last, first, is what they made of it all.

Lanner makes useful but dull boards
Intel SoC bonanza

Rambus shows off Terabyte bandwidths
Part of the picture anyway

Supermicro shows four Nehalem machines
4S in 1U once again

Kingston to sell Intel SSDs
3 Channel DDR3 too

Inquirer loses contest.... again
No new car for us

Rattner ready for robots to take over
Exterminate, exterminate, exterminate

Nehalem and Larrabee dissected
One day married via QuickPath?

Intel's Chandraskher goes atomic in keynote
Splitting the atom

Steve Wozniak speaks to the IDF masses
The big Mac and Cheese

SATA doubles its speed - again
3 at 6 Gb/s; Powered eSATA

IDF daily video round-up Part 2
Where in the world is Paul Otellini?

Intel shows off a big block of ice
No, we didn't drink too much, it really is

Calpella pictured
Code for mobile Nehalem

Getting deeply embedded with Gelsinger
The more there is, the Moore there is to love

Nvidia to announce x86 chip next week
So say the whispers

Lucid makes multi-GPUs easy
The best so far

Metaram shows 16GB DDR3 DIMMs
DRAMs, one rank

Intel mobile quad-core spotted
With mobile crossfire

Intel's Dadi On the Go
Wake me up before you go-go

Intel's Renee James gets graphic with Dreamworks
Raising the visual adrenaline

Intel's Craig Barrett speaks
A bit ramblingly

Intel's great green debate goes bad
Runs out of steam

Luxtera makes 10KM monitor cables possible
Video sent two towns over

Qimonda DDR3 moving forward
DDR4 confirmed for 2012 - Voltages dropping further...

Intel SSD cometh
Intel gives full house demo

Mobile mood rings and weight watchers by Intel
I see fat dead people

Intel talks sensors
Intel's extra sensory perception

Intel reveals plans for the future
A whole new (virtual) world A whole new (virtual) world

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