Intel demonstrates Keeley Lake concept

Posted on Tuesday, May 31 2011 @ 22:17 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck
Intel shows off its Keeley Lake concept at Computex:
At Computex, Intel unveiled “Keeley Lake ” an innovative, newly-developed convertible design based on the upcoming Intel® Atom™ netbook platform, codenamed “Cedar Trail.” Whether creating with a keyboard or browsing with touch, “Keeley Lake” will offer customers the best of both worlds with stylish designs, sleek form factors, new capacitive multi-touch displays and thinness from 17mm-20mm. Designs like “Keeley Lake” based on “Cedar Trail” will provide the most flexible platform of choice by enabling operating systems including Chrome OS, MeeGo and Windows. Intel has enabled ODMs with the “Keeley Lake” design and already started to see the demand.


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