The Intel Core M Compute Stick is Unveiled at CES 2016
Michael Hemsworth — January 8, 2016 — Tech
References: newsroom.intel & gizmag
Products like the Intel Core M Compute Stick might just be the way of the future as more consumers look for ways to scale down their dependence on large devices like desktops and laptops. Announced at CES 2016, the Intel Core M Compute Stick is set to go on sale next month and will offer a bevy of new features for users to take advantage of.
Coming preinstalled with or without Windows 10 depending on consumer preference, the Intel Core M Compute Stick comes with 4GB of RAM and 64GB of storage, which makes it ideal for use as a secondary device. Featuring WiFi and Bluetooth capabilities, the processor company computer comes with either the Core M3 or Core M5 chip, depending on preference.
Coming preinstalled with or without Windows 10 depending on consumer preference, the Intel Core M Compute Stick comes with 4GB of RAM and 64GB of storage, which makes it ideal for use as a secondary device. Featuring WiFi and Bluetooth capabilities, the processor company computer comes with either the Core M3 or Core M5 chip, depending on preference.
Trend Themes
1. Portable Computing Devices - Manufacturers could innovate further in developing smaller, portable computing devices like the Intel Core M Compute Stick.
2. Low-power Processors - There's a rising need for low-power processors that don't compromise on performance, especially with the trend towards portable computing devices.
3. Modular Computing - The shift towards modular computing as evidenced by the Intel Core M Compute Stick presents a disruptive opportunity for the industry to innovate further in this area.
Industry Implications
1. Computer Hardware - Manufacturers in the computer hardware industry could leverage the trend towards portable computing devices by focusing on developing small form factor devices.
2. Consumer Electronics - Consumer electronics manufacturers could develop products around low-power processors that offer similar features and performance to their larger counterparts.
3. IT Services - As the trend towards modular computing continues, IT service providers could focus on developing innovative ways to integrate small form factor devices like the Intel Core M Compute Stick into enterprise environments.
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