| Developers: | Intel |
| Date of the premiere of the system: | 2017/01 |
| Technology: | Office equipment |
Intel Computer Card is a mini-PC with quite powerful processor. The payment is designed to accelerate development of Internet of Things due to increase in number of "smart and attached devices".
At the modest sizes (will easily be located in a pocket or even a purse) Intel Computer Card has all elements of the full-fledged computer, including a single-crystal system, an operational and fixed memory, wireless and wire interfaces.
Intel Computer Card distinguishes the small size and great opportunities. The size only not much more exceeds the size of the credit card (95x55x5 mm), and the modular configuration and flexibility of a computing payment of Intel allows to perform internal and external integration into the certified devices via the special connector. The companies will be able to expand possibilities of such devices as digital boards and terminals, monoblocks, Smart TV and household appliances, having got advantages of modular calculations, for example, the simplified inventory management and convenient service.
Including, Intel Compute Card can be used in helmets of virtual reality. Special the dock system will allow to apply Compute Card as a desktop. The docking station provides USB connectors 3.0, Ethernet, HDMI and DisplayPort.[1]
As of the end of December, 2017, Intel Computer Card supports Microsoft Windows 10. operating systems The Intel corporation promises to release the software for others in the nearest future.
Presentation of Intel Compute Card, May, 2017
2017: The announcement of the modular computer iRU platform based on Computer Card
At the end of December, 2017 years the iRU company announced release of the modular computer iRU platforms based on Intel Computer Card which deliveries to the Russian market already began in the third quarter 2017.
Engineers of iRU successfully tested a computing payment of Intel Computer Card on the devices. Product output under the iRU brand based on this payment is going to begin already in the first quarter 2018.
According to experts of iRU, with release of new processors this computing payment will become an optimal solution both for devices of initial level, and for full-function workstations.
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