Intel's entry-level line also got some love from Graff with her announcement of an unlocked Pentium. We're going to do an anniversary special edition of the Pentium, she said – and although she admitted that the Pentium already turned 20 last year, that didn't stop Intel's marketing team from slapping a Celebrating 20 Years of the Pentium Brand on the sales collateral for the new chip.The unlocked, dual-core Pentium Anniversary Edition will be supported by Intel's 8-Series and 9-Series chipsets, and like Devil's Canyon will be available in the middle of this year.Graff also announced that Intel's Iris Pro integrated graphics, previously available only in laptop parts, will move to the desktop when Intel moves to its 5th Generation 14nm Broadwell processors – specifically in an unlocked part supported by 9-Series chipsets.This will be the first time that Iris Pro graphics will be available in a socketed platform – but Graff didn't provide any details about whether the graphics will simply be a port of the existing Iris Pro design, or whether the Broadwell compute cores will be graced with new graphics cores.

The release dates of Broadwell chips are still somewhat vague, and Graff didn't help – nor did she say whether the Iris Pro–equipped unlocked Broadwell part would be out of the gate early in the 14nm rollout, or whether it would appear somewhat later in the series.Graff declined to answer many specific questions – clock rates, TDPs, prices, speeds 'n' feeds, and the like – but the amount of detail she did provide about unreleased products was welcome.Cisco and Google have agreed to play nice in the enterprise, with the two deciding to collaborate to put the WebEx collaboration service on Chromebook machines.Cisco's Rowan Trollope, senior veep and general manager for the Collaboration Technology Group, made the announcement along with Google's Rajen Sheth at Enterprise Connect in Orlando, and blogged it here.The pair demonstrated a prototype of WebEx on Chromebook, calling it a “sign of things to come” – which presumably means a product's going to ship. Google's post discussing the announcement expands somewhat, saying that not only will WebEx be coming to Chromebook.

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