Intel's Otellini shows off phones, computers... and will.i.am

Intel's Paul Otellini walked his audience through the history of computing, ending up at... the smartphone.

Lenovo CEO Liu Jun holds up his company's first smartphone--powered by Intel, natch.

Liu and Otellini banter about the Lenovo smartphone, which will launch on China Unicom (in China) during the second quarter.

Motorola Mobility CEO Sanjay Jha makes a microappearance to announce a "multiyear, multidevice" Android partnership with Intel.

A massive interactive shopping wall filled with Adidas shoes? Why not? It's powered by Intel!

Otellini turns to Intel's meat and potatoes, introducing the ultrabooks its various partners are announcing at CES.

Dell Vice Chairman Jeff Clarke turns up to show off the XPS13 ultrabook, which does in fact look a lot like a MacBook Air.

See, will.i.am really is larger than life.

will.i.am toured the world and made music using his ultrabook, but it works just as well as a fashion accessory.