The monochrome, sunlight-readable displays remain largely synonymous with e-readers, but they're moving into other devices large and small.
Intel's new integrated mobile solution, which is called Centrino, comprises the Pentium M processor (formerly codenamed Banias), the 855 chipset and Intel's PRO/Wireless 2100 Mini-PCI card (the latter providing built-in 802.11b connectivity). The Pentium M chip is a brand-new design aimed at optimising the mix of performance and battery life for mobile computing, while the Centrino brand covers the combination of Pentium M, 855 chipset and Intel's wireless networking solution.
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