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To: unclewest who wrote (26944)	8/11/1999 8:20:00 PM
From: Jdaasoc	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 93625

Unclewest: If they plan to put them in laptops soon, why worry about when they get into desktops developer.intel.com Mobile Platform Design Techniques gives mobile platform developers up-to-the-minute expertise on how to take advantage of the newest technologies for memory, battery, and power sub-systems. In this track, Intel will address the future of RDRAM and SDRAM for mobile PCs and examine mechanical and thermal details related to implementing the SO-RIMM module. Developers can use this opportunity to question technical experts from Intel and Analog Devices as they introduce a new architecture for advanced voltage regulation. Linear Technologies and Maxim Integrated Technologies will be onstage together for a lively analysis of the advantages and trade-offs between the latest one stage and two stage VR solutions. PowerSmart and USAR will show how the newest ICs coupled with the Smart Battery System Manager can increase battery performance by up to 30%. Finally, Unitrode will discuss the design considerations developers need to take into account to ensure their future products are as safe as the old ones when it comes to charging Lithium-Ion batteries. This last session includes an update on airline regulatory status for in-seat power system