Dyslexic Stanford graduate has announced its powerful Intel Reader which is Intel Reader is able to scan entire pages of text to audio for later review or immediate playback. This device is claimed as the new assistive technology with adopts a 4.3-inch LCD display and features a 5MP autofocus camera, 4GB SSD (hold up to 600 processed pages), and USB 2.0 port,

Intel Reader is very useful for people with dyslexia or vision impairment. It is powered by an Intel Atom processor and a high resolution camera, which makes accurately capture and quickly. It uses a 3300 mAh rechargeable 6-cell lithium-ion battery and has dimension 16.5×13.6×3.3 cm and weights 0.63kg.In addition, Intel Reader is also capable to exported to MP3 or listened to headphones or via built-in speaker. It has price of $1500.

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This motherboard based on the upcoming 32nm chips, Intel H55 chipset and has six SATA 3.0 Gbps ports, Gigabit Ethernet, integrated 5.1 channel audio, as well as video outputs, D-Sub and DVI.

Furthermore, ECS H55H-M is also equipped with 4-phase power system, two slots for DDR3 1333 memory modules, one expansion slot for PCI-Express x16 and it is available for decisions.

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Intel is preparing two Pineview mobile versions of N450 and N470 with a frequency of 1.66GHz and 1.83 GHz respectively and will be announced on January 11, 2010. Netbooks with Atom N450 in the first half of January are going to present such well-known companies such as Acer, ASUS, Lenovo and MSI.

Three operating systems; Windows 7 Starter, Moblin Linux and Windows XP Home Edition will be presented in the computers Pine Trail platform. It will have 20% more energy savings of battery life if we compared with the current Atom netbooks.According to available information, the cost of the new Atom N450-based netbooks around $250-$300.

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The new Intel X25-M, the upper middle range of solid state disks from Intel, is presented with the same format and 2.5 inch SATA2 interface, but internally and evolve in terms of price.

There will be two models of Intel X25-M, with 80 and 160 GB of capacity. Achieved a greater speed in information processing of the disk, and a lower latency and lower access times to data. Aachieving up to 250 MB / s read and 70 MB / s writing.

One point that love is the reduction of prices. Intel X25-M Models 80 and 160 GB will sell for $ 225 and $ 440 respectively.

Intel took the opportunity to introduce the second generation of its Classmate PC, during the event held in Shanghai, Intel Developer Forum.

The announcement, at the hands of senior Intel sowed many expectations on what could be achieved new generations of this product, as have so far complied with the promised.

The features, most important, the second generation of the Classmate PC below:

• Intel Celeron M
• OS: Windows XP and Linux
• 512 MB RAM
• LCD 9″
• Integrated Web Camera
• WiFi 802.11 b / g, with support Mesh
• Disk 30GB
• 6-cell battery

The product clearly enjoys a good support coming from Intel, so we could see it in the future as a leader in this industry… or a follower rather complicated to stop.