CES 2014: Intel Just Announced A Computer Named Edison. It's The Size Of An SD Card.
Edison is Intel's smallest computer yet, and is intended for use in small, flexible electronics that can be worn around the body.
By Sadho Ram — 07 Jan 2014, 11:34 AM — Updated about 10 years ago
Intel CEO Brian Krzanich has just unveiled Edison, a computer which is the size of a memory card
At CES 2014, Intel CEO Brian Krzanich announced Edison, "a full Pentium-class PC" that's the size and shape of the SD card you might otherwise put in your camera.
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It's powered by a dual-core Quark SOC, runs Linux, and has built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity, according to the company
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Intel even has a specific app store designed for Edison, and a special version of Wolfram that will come to the tiny computer
To demonstrate the potential for Edison, Intel showed a concept for a "Nursery 2.0."
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In the concept, a onesie outfitted with sensors is used to track important details like your baby's temperature, and that information was then displayed on, of all things, a coffee mug.
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When the baby was comfortable, blinking lights on the mug show a happy green smiling face, but when something is wrong that face turns red.
A much more useful application, however, involved using Edison to switch on a bottle warmer when your baby starts to stir, that way it's ready come feeding time.
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