Dolby, Intel sound off for developers

By Richard Shim
Staff Writer, CNET News

Dolby Laboratories and Intel announced on Wednesday that they will work together to create tools for developers. With the tools, Intel plans to improve high-end audio for various PCs that use Intel chips and technology.

The chipmaker has been promoting new classes of computers, such as the entertainment PC which is essentially a computer running Windows XP Media Center Edition with a consumer electronics-style case. As part of the companies' efforts, a logo program has been created to identify PCs that use Intel components and Dolby's PC-related audio technologies.

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