Share of Internet users Worldwide, as of January 2008

Source: ComScore.

Asia Pacific

37.5%

Middle East -

Africa

4.8%

Europe

28.2%

North America

22.3%

Latin America

7.2%

Growth of Internet usersworldwide

Source: ComScore.

*

* January 2007-January 2008

Region

Annual

growth

Asia Pacific 13.9

Europe 6.8

North America 5.7

Latin America 16.6

Middle East - Africa 20.2

W orldwide 10.4

Parameters

United

States France Germany

United

Kingdom

Watched video 4.2 5 2.5 5.1

Listened to music 5.7 12.9 15 18.9

Accessed news/info 12.6 9.2 5.2 15.5

Received SMS ads 20.6 64.8 34.3 42.2

Played downloaded

games 9.1 4 7.6 11

Accessed downloaded

applications 4.2 1.3 2.2 3.3

Sent/received photos or

videos 20.5 24.3 21.7 29.7

Purchased ringtones 9.7 4.3 4.2 3.7

Used email 11.6 6.7 6.9 9.1

Accessed social

networking sites 3.6 1.7 1.4 3.6

Percent of mobile subscribers November 2007

Source: M:Metrics Inc.

2007Q4 shipment shares ofconverged smart mobile device market

Source: Canalys.com.

Nokia

52.9%

Others

22.7%

RIM

11.4%

Apple

6.5%

Motorola

6.5%

TD–SCDMA

W–CDMA

CDMA2000(1XRTT | 3XRTT)

GPRS EDGE

CDMA(IS–95B)

GSM

TDMA(IS–136)

CDMAone(IS–95A)

2G 2.5G 3G

The road to 3G phones

Sources: ITU, three-g.net.

Sales of personal navigation devices

• 2007: 22 million

• 2008: 32 million (projected)

Sales of navigation–enabled cell phones byNokia:

•2008: 200 million (projected)

Sales of navigation–enabledmobile phones on the rise

Sources: Business Week, iSuppli.com, CCS Insight.

Worldwide sales of WiFi phoneson the rise

Sources: Infonetics Research, PC World.

Year

Units sold

(thousands)

2006 358

2007 682

• WiMAX subscribers is predicted at 55 millionin 2012, accelerating to 127 million in 2014

• The 802.16e-2005 share of new WiMAXsubscribers will peak in 2012, after which802.16m based clients will prevail

• Equipment market will be $42 billion by 2014

• Major countries driving up the market will beU.S., South Korea, Japan, India, and China

Future of WiMAX

Sources: Maravedis, wimax.com.

Market shares of MP3 players As of May 2007

Sources: NPD Group, The Washington Post.

iPod

70.0%

Others

12.0%

SanDisk

11.7%

Creative

4.0%

Zune

2.3%

David A. Steinberg

• 2007 Founder CAIVIS Acquisition Corp, an internet marketing companyacquiring niche internet marketing companies and publishing originalcontent to their communities of interest

• 1999 Founded InPhonic, the largest seller of new cell phones on theinternet with over $300 million in revenue by the end of 2006

• 2002 Greater Washington Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year in thecommunications category

• 2004 InPhonic ranked #1 on the INC. 500 Fastest Growing PublicCompanies

• 2004 InPhonic’s Wirefly.com comparison shopping site that was named"Best of the Web" by Forbes magazine

• 1997 Founded Sterling Cellular, Inc., a commercial, retail & telemarketingwireless communications provider

• Current Board/Advisory Positionso U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Northern Virginia Technology Councilo FasterCures - The Center for Accelerating Medical Solutionso Sibley Hospital's Development Advisory Councilo Greater Washington Sports Alliance

Mobile Devices - Users & Use

US Smartphone Penetration

Global Smartphone Penetration

Smartphone Shipments by OS

2007 2012

You Can Take It With YouYou Can Take It With You

TheThe Mobile Internet in Your PocketMobile Internet in Your Pocket

Dr. Rama ShuklaDr. Rama ShuklaVice President Mobility GroupVice President Mobility Group

Director WiMAX Program OfficeDirector WiMAX Program Office

Intel CorporationIntel Corporation

MooreMoore’’s Law for Mobile Internet in Your Pockets Law for Mobile Internet in Your Pocket

Ultra Mobile PCUltra Mobile PC

EntertainmentEntertainment& Productivity& Productivity

NotebookNotebook

Thin and LightThin and LightNotebookNotebook

Sub-NotebookSub-Notebook

9-179-17”” Screen Screen

33”” Screen Screen

NEAR FUTURE…

~10XLOWER POWER

~10XMORE MOBILE

Product descriptions, plans and comparisons provided are estimates only and subject to change without notice

Statements are vs. current devices

Mobile Internet DevicesMobile Internet Devices

Computing & Communications ConvergenceComputing & Communications Convergence

3.0 Mobile Internet enables the vision of total untethering and ubiquitous broadband connectivity,rise of the Mobile InternetDevice

2.0 WiFi promotes nomadic usage model, rise of the laptop

1.0 Desktop (fixed) Computing andLocal Area Networks

We are here

Powered by Moore’s Law

Mobile,

but Narrowband

Broadband,Broadband,

but Fixedbut Fixed

Vision for MobilityVision for Mobility::

Personal Mobile BroadbandPersonal Mobile Broadband

Anytime, Anywhere – Always Connected

Subnotes Subnotes –– UMPCs UMPCs

notebooksnotebooksPortablePortable

VideoVideo

Personal navigationPersonal navigation

Internet TabletInternet Tablet

SmartphonesSmartphones

HandheldHandheld

GamingGaming

MobileMobileInternetInternetDevicesDevices(MIDs)(MIDs)

WhatWhat’’s Needed To Deliver Trues Needed To Deliver TrueUncompromised Mobile InternetUncompromised Mobile Internet……

Full Web + Media:Full Web + Media:

Consumption & Creation On The GoConsumption & Creation On The Go

Mobile Performance:Mobile Performance:

Responsiveness & visualizationResponsiveness & visualization

Software Compatibility:Software Compatibility:

For the User and DeveloperFor the User and Developer

Always On Always Connected:Always On Always Connected:

Responsiveness & visualizationResponsiveness & visualization

Mobile Internet Devices (MIDs) RequirementsMobile Internet Devices (MIDs) Requirements

Small form factorSmall form factor

Good battery lifeGood battery life

PC-like performancePC-like performance

PC-like internet experiencePC-like internet experience

Affordable: PC OS/internet/Comms ecosystemAffordable: PC OS/internet/Comms ecosystem

AND: Anytime/Anywhere BROADBAND AND: Anytime/Anywhere BROADBAND (MOBILE(MOBILEWIMAX)WIMAX)

Technology Throughput ComparisonTechnology Throughput Comparison

UMTS/HSDPAUMTS/HSDPA

EV-DO Rev. BEV-DO Rev. B

1.06 Mbps1.06 Mbps

4.65 Mbps4.65 Mbps

3.91 Mbps3.91 Mbps

14.1 Mbps14.1 Mbps

16 Mbps16 Mbps

1.01.0 1.51.5 2.02.0 2.52.5 3.03.0 3.53.5 4.04.0 4.54.5 5.0 (MB)5.0 (MB)

Wi-Fi gWi-Fi g

Mobile WiMAXMobile WiMAX

EV-DO Rev. AEV-DO Rev. A

Source: WiMAX Forum White Paper Source: WiMAX Forum White Paper 66

ExpectedExpected

AverageAverage

Shared DataShared Data

ThroughputThroughput

0.50.50.00.0

Actual throughput may vary by technology, network and service provider.

Broadband performance and results may vary due to environmental factors and other variables.

See www.intel.com/go/wimax for more information.

SummarySummary

Mobile, personalized Internet-in-your-pocket is a revolutionMobile, personalized Internet-in-your-pocket is a revolution

in makingin making

MooreMoore’’s Law is driving Computing/Communicationss Law is driving Computing/Communications

Convergence 3.0Convergence 3.0

Mobile WiMAX Broadband and MIDs are THE Open MobileMobile WiMAX Broadband and MIDs are THE Open Mobile

Internet enablersInternet enablers

BackupBackup

Mobile PC RevolutionMobile PC Revolution

Mobile Mix of Total ClientMobile Mix of Total Client

Source: Industry Forecast 1H07, Intel InternalSource: Industry Forecast 1H07, Intel Internal

0%0%

10%10%

20%20%

30%30%

40%40%

50%50%

20002000 20012001 20022002 20032003 20042004 20052005 20062006 20072007 20082008 20092009 20102010 20112011

IndustryIndustry

ForecastForecast

ForecastForecast

CrossoverCrossover

20112011

**Mobile CPU Mix as % Intel Client CPUMobile CPU Mix as % Intel Client CPU

Intel Internal*Intel Internal*

CrossoverCrossover

20092009

WiFi RampWiFi Ramp

Source: IDCSource: IDC

00

2020

4040

6060

8080

100100

‘‘0101 ‘‘0202 ‘‘0303 ‘‘0404 ‘‘0505 ‘‘0606 ‘‘0707 ‘‘0808

Worldwide NB PC shipmentsWorldwide NB PC shipments

Embedded WLAN in NB PC Embedded WLAN in NB PC shipmentsshipments

MUMU

WiMAX connectivity requires a WiMAX enabled device and subscription to a WiMAX broadband service. Availability of WiMAX is limited, check with your

carrier for details on availability and network limitations. Broadband performance and results may vary due to environmental factors and other variables. See

www.intel.com/go/wimax for more information.

Over 115 active trials todayOver 115 active trials today

•• SifySify

•• VSNLVSNL

•• CSMCSM

•• SKY TelecomSKY Telecom

•• AsiaspaceAsiaspace Dotcom Dotcom SbnSbn

BhdBhd

•• Green Packet (P1)Green Packet (P1)

•• Broadband PhilippinesBroadband Philippines

•• InnoveInnove

CommunicationsCommunications

•• QmaxQmax

•• Dialog BroadbandDialog Broadband

NetworksNetworks

•• Lanka Internet ServiceLanka Internet Service

LtdLtd

•• Sri Lanka TelecomSri Lanka Telecom

•• Super BroadbandSuper Broadband

NetworkNetwork

•• KDDIKDDI

•• KTKT

•• SKTSKT

•• Chunghwa TelecomChunghwa Telecom

•• FarEasToneFarEasTone

•• Allegro NetworksAllegro Networks

•• AustarAustar

•• BigAirBigAir Group Group

•• InternodeInternode

Source: Informa7

281+ Fixed and Mobile281+ Fixed and Mobiledeployments today:deployments today:

The Emerging Market chooses WiMAXThe Emerging Market chooses WiMAX

North America:North America:37 Service Providers37 Service Providers

2 Countries2 Countries

Caribbean:Caribbean:14 Service Providers14 Service Providers

9 Countries9 Countries

Central/Central/

South America:South America:41 Service Providers41 Service Providers

17 Countries17 Countries

Europe:Europe:89 Service Providers89 Service Providers

41 Countries41 Countries

Middle East:Middle East:14 Service Providers14 Service Providers

6 Countries6 Countries

Africa:Africa:51 Service Providers51 Service Providers

27 Countries27 Countries

North Asia:North Asia:5 Service Providers5 Service Providers

3 Countries3 Countries

SE Asia:SE Asia:20 Service Providers20 Service Providers

10 Countries10 Countries

Australia/Australia/

New Zealand:New Zealand:10 Service Providers10 Service Providers

2 Countries2 Countries