The mobile technology is booming - especially in Germany. With some 5,000 public hotspots Germany lies with the U.S., the world number one. This gave the chip maker Intel announced on the fringes of CeBIT PreView.
According to a study by IT market research and advisory firm IDC, Europe is in the race for the wireless networking across the front. To date, more than 25,000 hotspots in restaurants, hotels, train stations and other locations in operation in Europe. A fifth of these European hotspots located in Germany. Supported by more than 50 service providers to the number of "hot spots" even be increased to about 110,000 locations in the next three years.
"We have ensured that notebooks are designed to be completely mobile, versatile and suitable entertainment and work tools," said Christian Morales, Intel Vice President for Europe. The next generation of Centrino mobile technology notebooks is transforming, according to Intel not only to mobile offices, but also sounding entertainers. The integrated, greatly improved graphics performance of these chips allows perfect 3D gaming pleasure. Entertainment items such as TV tuner and Dolby 7.1 surround sound, according to Intel will enable even the playing of movies in HD quality.
