Posted in E-Week on January 13th, 2009 by E-Week
At the National Retail Federation Convention, Intel is showing off a new proof-of-concept design for point-of-sale machines that will embed a number of Intel technologies into these devices, including the companys newer 45-nm processors originally used for laptops and Intels vPro management technology. Intels goal is to bring its x86 architecture into more and more embedded systems to expand the companys reach beyond desktops, notebooks and servers. Last year, Intel executives said the embedded market could be worth $10 billion in annual sales.
- Intel is looking to bring its newer 45-nanometer Core 2 Duo processors along with its vPro management technology into the retail space with a new point-of-sale design that looks to expand the base for the chip giants embedded portfolio. At the National Retail Federation Convention in New York...
- Intel is looking to bring its newer 45-nanometer Core 2 Duo processors along with its vPro management technology into the retail space with a new point-of-sale design that looks to expand the base for the chip giants embedded portfolio. At the National Retail Federation Convention in New York...
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