Intel: On the way to 1 billion unit PC market Video

Video description: At the Gartner Symposium/ITxpo in Lake Buena Vista, Fla., Intel CEO Paul\r\nOtellini said that to reach 1 billion units shipped per year, the PC\r\nindustry will need to produce quieter, more energy-efficient machines\r\nwith a smaller form factor. Cost structures will need to come down too.\r\nOtellini spoke with Gartner analysts Ken Delaney and Steve Kleynhans\r\nabout Intel's restructuring in light of these shifts.

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