Electric Imp promises a simpler cheaper path to the Internet of Things
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The Imp board family from which developers can prototype their ideas
(From left) Imp Electric founders Peter Hartley, Hugo Fiennes and Kevin Fox show off the Imp
A wall switch equipped with the Imp
(From left) Imp Electric founders Peter Hartley, Hugo Fiennes and Kevin Fox show off the Imp
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Los Altos-based start-up Electric Imp is looking to make putting the "things" into the Internet of Things both cheaper and simpler with Imp - a Wi-Fi equipped card designed to connect appliances to the internet so that users can remotely monitor and control them.
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