If you’ve missed the Angry Birds craze, you’re not a smartphone owner and you’ve not been around other smartphone owners. They’re nearly a pop culture phenomenon at this point, and an announcement came out a few weeks ago that they would be available on console systems soon.
But what about Windows PCs?
Today at CES 2011, Intel announced their answer to the App store crazy: Intel AppUp. It works just like the Android Marketplace or the Apple/iPhone App Store. There is a simplified interface, you select apps, buy them, install them, and they auto-update and “just work” (it’s like Steam for applications.)
One of the apps they announced today was, of course, Angry Birds. There are quite a few other apps available at launch as well; many games, e-book readers, Tweetdeck, and the like.
Head on over to Intel AppUp to create an account and get going; for $5 you can also be playing Angry Birds on your PC.




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