We interrupt our wall-to-wall laptop and Windows 8 coverage to bring you some news about. chips. Specifically, Intel's latest ultra low voltage chips, and new features they'll bring to Ultrabooks, in particular. Here at Chipzilla's Computex keynote, we just got a demo of a new security feature that causes an alarm to go off on your PC if a stranger attempts to move it. Using Bluetooth 4.0 and a custom Android app, you designate your PC as the one that needs protection, and then you set a threshold for when the alarm should go off (the range is customizable, but doesn't go beyond five feet).
Engadget, Intel demos Bluetooth-based anti-theft alarm for Ultrabooks, we go hands-on (video)
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