Per the AppUp Center FAQ you don’t have to have an Intel Atom based processor to install AppUp.Also, I’m not quite sure how to zoom out to see the whole level, but that’s okay for now (thanks to Brandon who pointed out that you can use your scroll wheel to zoom in and out). It’s sweet to see it running on my 1680 x 1050 monitor! That said, it would be cool if there were a way to run it in a window, as opposed to running fullscreen 100% of the time. Once you finally get Angry Birds installed it looks and plays very well - at least it does on my Windows 7 PC.You can now “Launch” Angry Birds from within AppUp or look for an icon on your desktop!.Once it’s done downloading an installer will automatically launch and install Angry Birds.Now Angry Birds should begin downloading.You now have to click, “Buy App” again and “Confirm” your purchase.After you submit your CC info you’ll see a “Thank You” screen, which you can close.That will open a browser where you can enter a credit card. If you don’t already have a credit card stored click the link at the top. After you agree the payment screen will come up.
Once you have an account click “Buy App” again and agree to the charge (note, you haven’t entered your credit card info yet).You now have to sign in or create an account.Click, “Buy App” (I had to do this several times to get it to work).Download the Intel AppUp application here (top right).If you meet the above qualifications here is what you need to do to get started: Angry Birds is now available via Intel AppUp Center for Windows XP, Windows 7, and Moblin (mobile Linux) based netbooks, laptops, and PCs (note, it’s not really meant for PCs, but you can run it - I am just fine).
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