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CES 2014: Intel's Edison is an SD card-sized computer built for wearables – Firstpost

We told you this CES was going to be dedicated to wearables and Intel has jumped onto the bandwagon too. Intel’s CEO, Brian Krzanich announced “a full Pentium-class PC” that is as small as a regular SD card and is a mini computer built specifically for wearable computing. The mini computer is built on Intel’s 22nm transistor technology and comes with built in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth modules. Wearables to get Intel inside Interestingly, Edison will have its own app store and aims to provide a platform to developers who wish to build apps for wearables in the future. Edison, embedded on to the child’s clothes or toys, will inform the parent of the baby’s vital statistics like temperature, heart rate etc.

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