Intel has a long history of presenting reference designs to the public and OEMs as a means to show off new technology. Today’s Llama Mountain prototype presented at Computex is an ultra-thin Windows 8.1 computer shoved into a tablet. The Llama Mountain design is a_Broadwell-based_two-in-one prototype_that contains an incredibly thin motherboard with a_sisterboard that contains storage and a Wi-Fi radio. The team decided to make the boards single-sided to go very thin. “This is by far the smallest full motherboard that exists in the world,” says director of marketing for the PC Client Solution division, Gary Richman. Because of the...

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