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Intel is out for smart fashion wearers
Intel has introduced a stylish bracelet with a stylish design called MICA.
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Intel wants to track Parkinson's patients with wearables
Intel has officially partnered with the Michael J. Fox Foundation to create wearable devices that monitor the health status of Parkinson's patients.
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Intel unveils aspiring 3D home robots
By the end of this year, Intel will provide consumers with a home-printed robotics technology that will allow customers to create their own robot.
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Intel develops an emotionally aware 3D camera
Intel says it is developing a new 3D camera for PCs that can sense the depth of the image.
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Intel launches new screen transformation technology
By connecting monitors and devices to the same computer network, users can play video from any device on any screen, based on Intel's new technology.
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The screen is as thin as paper
Scientists have successfully developed a thin, paper-like screen that can be drilled and dropped without any damage.
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Wave your hand over the code
Whether it is an online banking, social networking or email account, all traditional codes can be replaced by waving to Intel technology.
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Phone knows the user is stressed
Intel (USA) has developed a StressSense system that allows one to identify a person's normal voice. To do this, the user has to relax and read a snippet of the book…
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Play games with urine
Recently a British media company has developed a product that helps men to entertain while urinating by playing games. The interface of the game is controlled by the use…
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Thanks to cheap chips, robots will be as popular as netbooks
Fujisoft, Japan has launched a robot that is capable of balance and mobility thanks to the Intel Atom CPU and Ubuntu Linux operating system.
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'Ion' fans help cool computer chips
Experts from Purdue University (Indiana, USA) and chip maker Intel have teamed up to successfully develop a device model capable of creating a