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AEROSMITH Karaoke Is Highlight Of INTEL Chief's Keynote Speech

January 7, 2005

PCPro.co.uk is reporting that it was Craig Barrett's turn to be upstaged by a celebrity at the CES show on Thursday, after special guest AEROSMITH's Steven Tyler coerced the less-than-willing Intel chief executive into singing a few lines of the song "Walk This Way".

The legendary rocker was brought onto the stage during Barrett's keynote to talk about new software available on an AEROSMITH multi-track DVD that allows users to raise and lower the volume of instruments, effects and vocals.

It was one of several demonstrations by Intel, but most of them were less about actual products, and more about the potential of the consumer electronics market. Read more.

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