Joshua Galili

In an exclusive interview, the head of Intel's Israel Design Center in Haifa - the man who helped turn around Intel's entire architectural strategy - discusses the upcoming Yonah and Meron series, the cancellation of Timna, and Intel's goals for even lower wattage.

In August, Intel unveiled its idea to squeeze one more class of mobile devices between today's smallest notebooks and PDAs. At the currently held IDF in Tel Aviv, the company went into more detail, promising a week-long battery running time and a case with the size of a pocket book built around a scaled down version of the Pentium M.