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1999–2002

Intel Play logo

On March 29, 2002, Intel announced that the brand will be discontinued due to that the brand was purchased by Tim Hall's holding company Prime Entertainment which was founded by Digital Blue. The brand continues as Intel Play but the product line instead goes under the Digital Blue brand.


Processors:

Atom | Celeron | Pentium | Core | Xeon (Phi) | Itanium

Other products:
Chipset | Optane | Quark | Movidius

Platforms:
Evo | Iris | McAfee1 | Thunderbolt2 | vPro

Defunct:
Core M | Centrino | Itanium 2 | Pentium (original) (MMX | II | III (Mobile) | 4 (HT | Mobile) | D | Extreme Edition | M) | Play | Security | Ultrabook | Viiv

Notes:
1 49% owned by Intel, 51% owned by TPG Capital, and small minority stake owned by Thomas Bravo
2 Partnership with Apple

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Toys

American Girl | Barbie | Bob the Builder | Hot Wheels | Little People | Matchbox | Max Steel | Mega Bloks | Monster High (Ever After High | Enchantimals) | Polly Pocket | Thomas & Friends | Barney & Friends

Licensed
DC Universe (Batman) | WWE | Toy Story

Games
Mattel Games | Scrabble | Uno (Dos) | Pictionary

Subsidaries
Fisher-Price | Mega Brands | Mattel Television

Defunct
Tyco Toys | Lyrick Studios | HIT Entertainment | HIT Video | HIT Wildlife | HIT Home Entertainment | HIT Consumer Products | Intel Play | Mattel Brands | Mattel Interactive | Gullane Entertainment (Britt Allcroft Productions) | Bluebird Toys | Ideal Toy Company | Playground Productions | Disney Princess | My Scene

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