Jan 16 | Articles
For a company that changed the world with its PC operating systems and dominated CES for over a decade, Microsoft left a mute impression in its swan song at the world’s largest consumer electronics show.
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Jan 5 | Articles
Reverse-engineering something may be used mostly to copy someone else’s work, but it can also be used as a thought exercise to aid original design.
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Dec 19 2011 | Articles
What legacy do you believe your work will leave?
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Dec 15 2011 | News
AVX announced that as of December 2011, all of its Congolese tantalum raw material, powder and wire suppliers are fully compliant with the independently audited Conflict-Free Smelter Program.
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Dec 14 2011 | Articles
So you waited until the last minute to complete your shopping list...luckily, your trusty friends at ECN are here to help. And praise the lord for that, because geeks are a tough crowd: They don’t bow to the fashion gods, patronize expensive beauty salons, or play anything that involves cardiovascular activity.
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Dec 13 2011 | Products
Texas Instruments introduced a family of tiny, single-chip, power management integrated circuits (PMICs) for powering all the supply rails in solid state drives (SSDs), hybrid drives and other Flash memory management applications. The new LM10504, LM10503 and LM10506 PMICs feature
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Dec 9 2011 | Articles
We enter 2012 with great enthusiasm, reflecting not only what we’ve achieved, but what we will do in the future.
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Oct 28 2011 | Articles
The impact of convergence on the design community is not just increasing in scope, it's also speeding up. Consolidation of functionality and integration of subsystems has meant that the very definition of what an embedded system is becomes more elusive.
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Oct 13 2011 | Articles
We’ve cured cancer. Well...not quite, but according to some, early detection will eradicate deadly diseases. This was one of many fascinating topics covered at the 2011 Imec Tech Forum.
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Oct 6 2011 | Articles
The world will be a little less interesting with Steve Jobs gone. He was one of the people who had truly changed the world, how we percieve it, and how we live in it.
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