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[TPU] Intel Develops World's First Embedded Antenna for Digital TV on Laptops

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Intel researchers have developed the world's first embedded balanced antenna for digital TV. This patent-pending Intel innovation will enable on-the-go users to watch digital television on their laptop without the need for an external antenna. Eliminating the external antenna reduces the number of items to purchase, carry and keep track of. No other details were unveiled.
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M
That is very cool.
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R
Interesting, looks very useful for people on the go
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Tator Tot
Wow, I want that in my laptop and Netbook. Plz make this new Atom + 1080p playback & Dual Core...plz?
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its just an embedded antenna....
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Du-z
dont the do this for WiFi Already. i mean the antena design, not internal WiFi.
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og4tcm
Instead of having to go online to watch hd videos/streaming media, you can just turn it to your fav tv channel and watch away... badass.

I can see TV sales dropping...
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exnihilo
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Originally Posted by Weedvender
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its just an embedded antenna....

Exactly, and they, uh, invented it... :shrug:

I'm gettin' me some aluminum foil and inventing me some antennae!

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Aaroman
just what I need
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heelsparky0501
yea all they did was hide it behind the lcd screen, the same ways some companies do for their internet wifi cards
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0rion
Cool, Id like to watch me some TV while im sitting around with my laptop. This'd be great for college students, while you're waiting for classes to start, or want to pass time in a boring class, watch some tv! With no external antennas, it really makes it a breeze. Why nobody has done this before is beyond me.
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