Mobile World Congress in pictures
The stands, the smartphones, the smartwatches, and the smartcars.
The Intel-powered Community PC is part of an effort to extend technology access to remote communities.
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Community PC
The new Intel-powered Community PC is designed to help bring technology access to remote communities where weather and unreliable power compromise typical PCs. Many of these computers are expected to be used in Internet "kiosk" centers in villages across India. The kiosks, run by local entrepreneurs, provide access to online services such as e-government forms, education and medical advice.
Caption by: Bill Detwiler
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