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Intel exits wearables

Another adventure ended In 2013, with great fanfare, the new devices group (NDG) was started under the direction of Mike Bell, a former Apple and Palm executive. Then Intel acquired fitness watch maker Basis in 2014 for around $100 million, and in 2015 acquired sports glasses maker Recon for around $175 million. Shortly thereafter, Intel folded the New Devices Group ...

Robert Dow

Another adventure ended In 2013, with great fanfare, the new devices group (NDG) was started under the direction of Mike Bell, a former Apple and Palm executive. Then Intel acquired fitness watch maker Basis in 2014 for around $100 million, and in 2015 acquired sports glasses maker Recon for around $175 million. Shortly thereafter, Intel folded the New Devices Group into the New Technology Group. In February this year, Intel gave a single and exclusive demo of their alleged Vaunt AR glasses to The Verge. Repeated attempts to find someone, anyone at Intel who would provide any information failed. The
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