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This presentation discusses Intel's predictions for the future of computers and their role in the home. Intel believes computers will act as hubs that coordinate other electronic devices through wireless networks. Future computers are expected to be better at multitasking and easier to upgrade. Intel also expects computers to take on more entertainment functions like streaming media to TVs and acting as digital media hubs for the home. Computers will need to have more powerful processors to handle these new multimedia and multitasking capabilities.
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5pen pc technology
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