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    Intel at CES: All About Wearable, Mobile Computing Devices

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    January 9, 2014
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      1Intel at CES: All About Wearable, Mobile Computing Devices

      1 - Intel at CES: All About Wearable, Mobile Computing Devices

      by Jeffrey Burt

      2Intel’s Tiny Edison Computer

      2 - Intel's Tiny Edison Computer

      Krzanich holds up an Edison computer, which is housed in an SD card form factor and comes with built-in wireless. The computer, which is based on Intel’s 22-nanometer Quark chips, can be the basis for a new wave of products. It will become available this summer, he said.

      3Quark Is the Power Behind Edison

      3 - Quark Is the Power Behind Edison

      Intel introduced the Quark family of chips at the Intel Developer Forum in September, targeting the small, low-power processors at the Internet of things and wearable devices.

      4Intel’s New Smart Headset

      4 - Intel's New Smart Headset

      At CES, Krzanich introduced a reference design for a hands-free, smart headset that can integrate with existing personal assistant technologies.

      5Charging Smart Devices the Easy, Fast Way

      5 - Charging Smart Devices the Easy, Fast Way

      Intel’s reference design for a smart wireless charging bowl can simultaneously charge the smart headset and other mobile devices by simply dropping them into the bowl.

      6Making the Smart Onesie Even Smarter

      6 - Making the Smart Onesie Even Smarter

      Rest Devices, which makes the Mimo smart baby onesie, is using the Edison computer to make the wearable monitor more efficient. With the Edison, all the functionalities were able to fit into a turtle-shaped sensor that is attached to a onesie, eliminating the need for an external receiver.

      7Coffee and Data, All in One Cup

      7 - Coffee and Data, All in One Cup

      Engineers at Intel Labs and Rest Devices created an Edison-based smart coffee mug with a display that shows the data generated from the smart baby onesie, which monitors the baby’s vitals and analyzes the data.

      8Getting the Bottle Ready

      8 - Getting the Bottle Ready

      Rest Devices’ onesie also sends data to a smart bottle warmer that will start warming the milk when the onesie monitor senses the baby is awake and hungry. With Edison, Rest was able to reduce the size of the smart bottle warmer by half.

      9Creating More Responsive Computers

      9 - Creating More Responsive Computers

      Mooly Eden, senior vice president and general manager for perceptual computing at Intel, holds the company’s RealSense 3D camera, a tiny, integrated user-facing 3D camera that enables devices to see depth in a fashion similar to the human eye.

      10Looking at Computers That Look at You

      10 - Looking at Computers That Look at You

      On site at CES are early systems from Asus, Lenovo and Dell that come integrated with Intel’s RealSense 3D camera.

      11Video Blogging on Background

      11 - Video Blogging on Background

      Eden and Justine Ezarik show journalists and analysts at CES how the RealSense 3D camera will help video bloggers, including enabling them to remove their background to create a green-screen-like effect and create their own background. In this demonstration, Ezarik’s background is the Las Vegas Strip rather than the stage at the Mandalay Bay hotel.

      12Switching Between Windows and Android

      12 - Switching Between Windows and Android

      CEO Brian Krzanich demonstrated an Asus Transformer Book Duet (TD 300), a two-in-one device that can run both Windows and Android, with users being able to toggle between the two operating systems.

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