Intel announced some really big news today. On par with Centrino and Viiv. But I really haven’t heard much more than a peep about it in the blogosphere. So, I’m conducting an experiment:
Who can tell me what it is?
Post your guess, and a link to where you first heard about it in the comments. No fair looking at the existing comments or Googling - you’re on your honor. If this works out, I’ll do a random selection from among the correct answers, and you may win a little something. 
Oh, the value of the “something” will be no more than $25, and Intel employees (who had BETTER know what the answer is! ;-)) are ineligible. Contest rules subject to my mood and whim. All disclaimers apply, etc.
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Need to lighten up - I’m doing a "Twitter Boot Camp" with the ISN team in 1 hr. 
I’m gonna guess it’s the vPro branding. I read up on it over here.
http://www.dailytech.com/article.aspx?newsid=1948
You mean this, Josh?
http://www.intel.com/pressroom/archive/releases/20060422corp.htm
I have to disqualify myself for being unable to resist the temptation to search for the answer.
That would be vPro, Intels answer to Apple’s i apps. The Viiv and vPro platforms.
http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20060424-6664.html
I have to admit, I had no clue (though I applaud you for making me dig to find the answer). This is actually pretty big news, why no bigger splash with vPro announcement?
If a product is announced in the forest, but nobody notices, can it really be considered big news?
vPro is the only thing I can think of that i’ve heard about down the pipeline.
vPro. Engadget.
http://www.engadget.com/2006/04/24/intel-launches-vpro-brand-for-business-computing/