Intel CEO Paul Otellini addresses reporters at a San Francisco launch event Tuesday for Motion Computing's new C5 medical assistant tablet PC, which is based on Intel's technology. One of Otellini's first acts as he prepared to take over the CEO reins from current Chairman Craig Barrett was to reorganize Intel into five new operating groups, including the Digital Health group. That division helped create the C5 after conducting extensive research into medical technology, he said.
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