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January 20, 2009
Real-Life Devices Showcase The Viability Of Intelligent Wireless Power
The reality of wireless power was demonstrated last week at the 2009 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES). Fulton Innovation, creator of eCoupled wireless power technology, announced its latest partnerships and showcased some eCoupled-powered devices.
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ED News Staff
January 20, 2009
1.5-GHz Dual-Core CPU Powers Next-Generation Mobile Computing Devices
The new dual-core Snapdragon from Qualcomm is a single-chip processor that targets more advanced mobile computing devices. The QSD8672 chip, announced at CES 2009, features two computing cores capable of up to 1.5-GHz operation, optimized battery life, and a full range of 3G mobile broadband and peripheral connectivity capabilities.
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ED News Staff
January 20, 2009
Modular Electronic Building Set Adds Five New Modules
In this case, BUG isn’t a pest, but a collection of electronic modules from Bug Labs that snap together to build any gadget you can imagine. Introduced at CES 2009, each BUGmodule represents a specific gadget function (for example, a camera, a keyboard, or a video output). Users decide which functions to include and BUG takes care of the rest. With BUG and the Linux-based integrated programming environment, anyone can build, program, and share innovative devices and applications.
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ED News Staff
January 20, 2009
Human Interface Technology Supports Multi-Finger Gestures
Synaptics Inc.’s new suite of multi-finger gestures and larger TouchPads, announced at CES 2009, provide users with an intuitive way to interact with their notebook systems. The Gesture Suite 2009 (SGS) was developed by analyzing common workflows, such as viewing photos, listening to music, and accessing emails and presentations.
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ED News Staff
January 20, 2009
Chips Boost TV Reception At CES 2009
The FM1100, a family of worldwide legacy audio/video demodulators and multi-standard digital IF processors for television broadcast reception, introduced at CES 2009 by Fresco Microchip, Inc., employs the company’s agileSP that includes four reception-enhancing technologies: WAVe, iSAW, perfectTUNE, and smartTUNE. The devices enable convergence of hybrid terrestrial and cable television broadcast reception globally.
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ED News Staff
January 20, 2009
Digital-Audio Chips Employ Fourth Gen Engines
Intersil Corp. introduced the D2-41X58-LR family of digital audio chips employ D2Audio’s fourth generation Digital Audio Engine (DAE-4) at CES 2009 in Las Vegas, Nevada. These chips, according to the company, exceed previous superior sound quality standards at a low cost.
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ED News Staff
January 16, 2009
Rechargeable Silver-Zinc Batteries Coming Online
ZPower has announced plans to introduce what it says will be the first rechargeable, silver-zinc battery for consumer electronics later this year. The company demonstrated the battery technology, which will first be available for laptop computers and cell phones, at the 2009 International CES in Las Vegas.
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Staff
January 16, 2009
DLP Technology Enables New Projection Devices
Texas Instruments DLP Products has demonstrated a range of new devices based on the company’s tiny DLP (Digital Light Processing) chip, which enables mobile projector solutions. The demonstration of the Pico technology, held at the 2009 International CES in Las Vegas, unveiled DLP implementations from a number of manufacturers, including Acer, BenQ, Dell, Optoma, Samsung, Toshiba, and WowWee.
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January 16, 2009
RF Remotes Use New Consumer Electronics Standard
Remote controls that employ the new Radio Frequency for Consumer Electronics (RF4CE) standard will eliminate the line-of-sight limitations of infrared devices and dramatically reduce the number of buttons needed to control various A/V systems, such as televisions and DVD players. Hillcrest Labs and Texas Instruments demonstrated some of the first of these remote controls at the 2009 International CES.
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January 16, 2009
WirelessHD Chipsets Begin Volume Shipments
Volume shipments have begun for SiBEAM’s uncompressed, lossless, wireless high-definition chipset: the SB9120 WirelessHD HRTX transmit network processor and the SB921 WirelessHD HRRX receive network processor with OmniLink60 technology. In addition, the chipset is being featured in flagship products from industry leaders such as Panasonic, LG Electronics, Toshiba, and Gefen.
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January 15, 2009
Broadcom Shows Next-Gen Bluetooth Technology
Broadcom Corp. has demonstrated a working implementation of next-generation Bluetooth featuring alternative MAC and PHY (AMP) technology that enables Bluetooth to support data rates of up to 24 Mbits/s and a significant increase in range. The demonstration, at CES 2009 in Las Vegas, Nevada, used other wireless radio technologies, such as 802.11, as its transport medium.
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ED News Staff
January 15, 2009
NEC Demonstrates First USB 3.0 Prototypes
NEC Electronics America Inc. has demonstrated at CES 2009 what it says are the industry’s first prototype devices based on the USB 3.0 specification, which was announced by the USB Implementation Forum last November. The demo featured NEC’s USB 3.0 PHY test chip and was the first demonstration of receivers and transmitters based on USB 3.0 rev. 1.0.
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ED News Staff
January 15, 2009
Media Player/Disk Recorder Pack Powerline Technology
The result of combined efforts from DS2 and Conceptronic, the MediaGiantPro HD network media player and hard-disk recorder in one package integrates 200 Mbytes/s of powerline technology to record, stream, and play high definition movies, photos, and music anywhere in the home. Announced at CES 2009, the product includes a touch screen on the front, offering consumers an intuitive multimedia experience.
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ED News Staff
January 15, 2009
Audio Platform Supports A Plethora Of Protocols
Described as a revolution in audio with a complete connected radio/audio IP solution, the licensable META HTPP-audio platform for multi-standard audio, debuting at CES 2009, is powered by Imagination's META IP cores and software.
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January 15, 2009
Frame-Rate Conversion IP Conserves Space
The Powervr FRC270 frame-rate conversion IP core from Imagination Technologies for licensing to lead customers made its debut at CES 2009 in Las Vegas, Nevada. The core is the only licensable high-quality and small-footprint IP available for motion-compensated, 240-Hz frame-rate conversion, according to the company.
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ED News Staff
January 15, 2009
Platforms Ease Design Of Connected Audio Products
The licensable META HTPP-audio platform solution for multi-standard audio provides a complete solution for connected audio products with full Linux capabilities, multi-threading for exceptional real-time performance, and a wide range of state-of-the-art audio codecs in a small, flexible, efficient platform. Imagination Technologies displayed the platform at CES 2009, along with its Ensigma UCC Series3, the latest version of its multi-standard programmable communication IP platform family.
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ED News Staff
January 15, 2009
LG Picks Xceive Silicon Tuner For LCD, Plasma TVs
LG Electronics USA has chosen the XC5000 silicon tuner from Xceive for LG’s new lines of high-end LCD and plasma TVs ranging from 22 to 60 in. The XC5000 is the first silicon TV tuner IC being used in mainstream TV production for worldwide markets, said Xceive.
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ED News Staff
January 14, 2009
1-Tbyte SSDs Boast Highest Available Density
With a capacity of 1 Tbyte in a 2.5-in. form factor, the 1T Nitro Series demonstrated at CES 2009 by pureSilicon Inc., delivers the highest density of any solid-state drive (SSD) available, according to the company.
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ED News Staff
January 14, 2009
Highly Integrated Wi-Fi Router Hikes Performance
Announced at CES 2009, the BCM5356 single-chip Wi-Fi router solution from Broadcom Corp. delivers unprecedented levels of system integration while increasing routing performance by a factor of four, according to the company.
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ED News Staff
January 14, 2009
Complete Hardware/Software Package Enables Internet Radio
Debuting at CES 2009, the cost-optimized Venice 6.2 hardware module and accompanying IR2.0 Software Development Kit (SDK) from Frontier Silicon offer a complete hardware and software package for consumer electronics manufacturers of Internet radio devices.
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ED News Staff
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