New concept PC has designs on productivity Video

Video description: At the Intel Developer Forum, ZDNet's Pat Houston checks out Marble Falls, Intel's new concept PC that's designed for the personal productivity worker and features enhanced hyper-threading technology, dual screens and a small desktop footprint.

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