You can now take your PC with you everywhere with the launch of the Edison Clip by Intel.
This clip is the shape and size of a regular SD card, however, it packs way more in. Inside this miniature clip is the brilliance and transistor technology of a 22nm PC. The Edison Clip runs on Linux, and is equipped with built in WiFi as well as Bluetooth modules. It includes all of this intelligence and this can connect to its own app store. On top of all of that, this crazy intelligent clip is made to be wearable.
This amazing product is a definitely a head turner, and perfect for those with an intense relationship with their PCs.
Wearable Computer Clips
Intel Unviels the Edison Clip at CES 2014
Trend Themes
1. Wearable Computing - The launch of Edison Clip by Intel signifies an opportunity in the market for wearable computing devices.
2. Miniaturization - The trend towards miniaturization is evident with the Edison Clip, which packs the brilliance and transistor technology of a 22nm PC into the shape and size of a regular SD card.
3. Mobile Connectivity - The Edison Clip's built-in WiFi and Bluetooth modules suggest an opportunity for the development of mobile computing devices with high-speed connectivity.
Industry Implications
1. Technology - The launch of the Edison Clip by Intel highlights the trend towards wearable computing and presents opportunities for innovation in the technology industry.
2. Healthcare - Wearable computing devices like the Edison Clip have tremendous potential for the healthcare industry in terms of monitoring and tracking patient data.
3. Retail - The Edison Clip's ability to connect to an app store presents an opportunity for the development of retail-specific apps, making it easier for consumers to shop while on-the-go.