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Yet it still packs a quad core processor and can take memory cards of up to 128GB.
It runs Windows XP or Linux, has a one-gigahertz processor and can hold up to one gigabyte of RAM, which is included.
Adamtzky describes Physarum as a living computer, which is driven by a massively parallel core processor and can be controlled by food or light.
The drive has a built-in processor and can handle a number of functions including computer backup, "remote" backup over the Internet and the aforementioned video surveillance recording.
Speaking at the company's developer conference in San Jose, Calif., Paul S. Otellini, the president of Intel, demonstrated a prototype of a hand-held device called the Universal Communicator that is based on an Intel processor and can automatically switch between Wi-Fi and cellular networks.
The bowl is more of a food processor and can make everything from whole grain dough to sauces - there's even a mode for chopped salad.
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The latest version now incorporates high-performance security processors and can run on either Windows or Linux operating systems.
The brain of the machine, a fingernail-sized Cell microprocessor developed jointly with Toshiba and IBM at a reputed cost of $400m, has eight internal processors and can crunch its way through some calculations 12 times faster than the most powerful PC.
The 28-nanometer chip features 12 programmable vector processors and can handle up to six full HD 60-frames-per-second inputs.
A standard cell implementation shares an 8 K-word SRAM among four processors, and can support a 64 K-word SRAM with no additional changes.
The 28-nanometer chip features 12 programmable vector processors and can handle up to six full HD 60-frames-per-second inputs.
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