Intel Inside ... More Than Computers

By: Ellen McGirtNovember 1, 2009

In the Web 2.0 world, computers aren't the only products that depend on Intel chips.

Windmills

Energy-efficient Celeron or Pentium processors control turbines at large-scale wind farms.

Shenzhen Hangsheng Electronics relies on Intel chips for its in-vehicle system.

The camera-mounted LiveEdge device uses Atom technology to transmit video wirelessly.

Blockbuster's self-service installations -- and 90% of bank ATMs -- operate with Intel processors.

A MediSlate tablet with Centrino mobile technology allows health workers to access records on the go.

From Issue 140 | November 2009

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