At a live press conference broadcast online by ZDNet, Transmeta officially unveiled their Crusoe processor, which uses the .18 micron process and their own, custom "code morphing" software based system. The hardware is ideal for laptops, as it uses very little power, generates very little heat, and actually optimizes x86 instructions on the fly. Details will be available at their official site when it opens at 12:00 PST this afternoon. For gamers, the real highlight of the conference occurred when Linus Torvalds (the "father of Linux") and Dave Taylor (former id designer) actually did a live Quake III Arena deathmatch with one PC running Windows, and one running Linux.