Intel unveils Nehalem demo machine
WHILE INTEL WILL launch Nehalem at the San Francisco Intel Developers Forum in August, the firm has already unveiled a supercharged demo machine which features the chippery along with advanced solid state drives (SSD) and other technical goodies.
Assembled in an Origen AE S21T HTPC enclosure, the Intel Nehalem four-core demo machine includes an optical drive, a card reader and a stunning 12.1-inch (30.73cm) touch screen with a native resolution of 1280x800.
The powerful Nehalem processor, with indigenous hyper-threading
functionality, is chilled by a large, Thermalright air cooler. According
to
Hot Hardware, the Nehalem features a built-in triple-channel memory
controller with three DDR3 DIMMs installed on the X58 chipset-based motherboard.
A specially designed Intel SATA II controller runs two blazingly fast 80GB solid
state drives in a RAID 0 configuration. ยต
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Can it run Crysis with decent framerates?

It's only running 1280x800 resolution. Why is the latest and greatest running such a weak resolution?

Lets see some COD4 on the 65in TV they have in Costco!
Can we get some screen shots? before I WET MY PANTS IN EXCITEMENT
...that's a microwave oven! I'm really not sure about 12" screens integrated onto the case like that.
It's a 1280x800 touch screen and Crysis is shader locked anyway. But that is the reason for the low resolution. Intel is not really interested in advertising for AMD or nVidia.