Intel Health Guide - best thing since the toaster?

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Monday, November 10. 2008

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Intel Health Guide - best thing since the toaster?

The Wall Street Journal reports that Intel is piloting the Intel Health Guide, a small computer for home use that helps the chronically ill communicate with their health care providers. It is specifically designed to be autonomous and easy enough for use by the elderly -- it wakes up at specific times of the day and asks the patient to run though the tests they need. It certainly looks promising:

(Image credit: Wall Street Journal)

I wonder if I should buy one. If you can make toasts using the other side of that thing, it's a deal:

(Image credit: Wikimedia Commons)

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