Intel slim to size zero for their Mobile Metro notebook prototype 英特尔超薄笔记本

2007-05-27

Intel slim to size zero for their Mobile Metro notebook prototype 英特尔超薄笔记本

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One for the fashion pack to slip into their Mulberry Bayswater, this
prototype moonlighting under the name of a Mobile Metro notebook is a
retch-inducing .7 inches thick and weighs in at 2.25 pounds.

Intel are claiming this prototype will be manufactured by the end of
the year, and will include a magnetically attached folder available in
different ‘fashion’ colours which can charge up wirelessly. One side of
the folder has a screen made of a form of material which can display a
picture, calendar or schedule, and adding to the wow factor, you can
attach a strap and create that bag lady look by slinging it over your shoulder like a handbag.

Made using Intel chips, it’ll connect to the intertubes by Wi-Fi,
EV-DO and WiMax with a reported battery life of 14 massive hours. Business Week
are reporting that Intel told designers to spare no cost with the
creation, and that it must be as thin as a Motorola Razr, obviously
today’s new metric measurement tool.

Inspired by noise-cancelling headphones, the laptop includes small
microphones designed to reduce background noise when using a VoIP
service such as Skype. Security also plays an important part in the
Mobile Metro laptop, carrying a fingerprint reader and technology
allowing users to ‘kill’ a hard drive by the use of a remote control.
Added to Windows Vista, it’s sure to be on the top of everyone’s lists
this Christmas. But is it worth scrimping on meals for in order to
afford this super-slim laptop?

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