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Atmel talks touch enabled curves and Internet of ThingsAtmel talks touch enabled curves and Internet of Things

Two popular trends rocking the world of consumer electronics are touch enabled surfaces and the Internet of Things. American semiconductor firm Atmel has made both a priority, and to prove it, the firm hit the ground running at CES 2013.

January 16, 2013

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