Source: http://www.engadget.com/2010/06/08/4home-marvell-partner-for-energy-monitoring-plug-computer/
If you asked Intel what this is, the company would tell you it's an
experimental power sensor; if you asked a storage guru, they'd ID it as the
PogoPlug. Truth be told, it's a
miniature Linux computer designed by Marvell -- who's apparently decided to beat Intel at the former function. Through a partnership with
4Home, Marvell's latest
2GHz SheevaPlug will become a smart meter that measures power consumption right from the outlet, ostensibly allowing you to figure out which blasted light the kids left on
this time without shoving a pricey home automation kit into your walls. No word on how much it'll cost to keep tabs on your energy bill or when you'll be able to do it, but we'll ask those important questions and more when we see the device for ourselves later this week. PR after the break.
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