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                    Notes          Self Assessment

                                   Fill in the blanks:
                                   14.  An  OOP  language  allows  you  to  define  your  own  objects  and  make  your  own
                                       ……………………

                                   15.  A function contains code that will be executed by an …………………… or by a call to the
                                       function.
                                   16.  The ………………… method still doesn’t enable you to interact with the user.


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                                     Caselet     Intel Aims to Lower PC Power Consumption by 300
                                                 Times in 10 Years

                                           he world’s largest chip- maker Intel Corporation on Thursday said it is working on
                                           a host of futuristic technologies that would improve the power efficiency of PCs
                                     T300-fold in the next 10 years, as well as ensure the security of data and user identities.
                                     Speaking on  the final  day of the Intel  Developer Forum (IDF) 2011  here, Intel  Chief
                                     Technology Officer Mr Justin Rattner said the company was developing technologies to
                                     take computing to the next level, with better performance and lower power consumption.

                                     Energy efficiency was a key theme of the three-day IDF summit this year and a number of
                                     Intel executives demonstrated the efforts being taken by the company in this regard. The
                                     move assumes significance in light of consumers gravitating toward always-on computing
                                     devices with a greater degree of mobility.
                                     Mr Rattner said that Intel’s multi-core  technology, in which more than one processing
                                     engine is built into a single chip, has become the accepted methodology for increasing
                                     performance while keeping power consumption low.

                                     These technologies would enable faster web access, improve PC user security and reduce
                                     the requirement  for wireless infrastructure to  provide the optimal online experience,
                                     among other benefits, he said.
                                     Mr Rattner demonstrated a new technology for better PC security, wherein users would
                                     be able to see images and other data on social networking sites and other platforms only
                                     if the computer recognises his or her face.
                                     The technology  will enable  parallel  cryptographic  and facial recognition services  to
                                     improve security on Ultrabooks and traditional notebooks, besides desktop PCs, with the
                                     help of Intel microprocessors, he said.
                                     Intel was also collaborating with China Mobile to replace existing “costly base-station
                                     hardware used on cell towers today with a fully programmable and far more cost-effective,
                                     software-based PC alternative”, he noted.

                                     Mr Rattner revealed that  Intel Labs was working on a  new ‘Near-Threshold  Voltage
                                     Processor’ that has enabled an experimental Pentium-class processor unit to deliver five
                                     times better energy efficiency levels, with the ability to run a processor with a solar cell
                                     the size of postage stamp.

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