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Regardless of whether you take this approach or roll your own, there’s a lot more to getting a sophisticated application up-and-running than tools and an operating system.

This year’s NI Week is the source of a host of announcements about LabView and related technology including multicore support. Check out how graphical programming will change the way of parallel programming.

The MB86H51 integrated video processing device from Fujitsu Microelectronics America is the industry's first single-chip solution for full HD H.264 High-Profile version 4.0 video processing that incorporates embedded memory, according to the company.

The IAR Embedded Workbench for Renesas R32C from IAR Systems includes advanced features particularly suited for use in automotive applications.

With 12, 20, or 24 Gigabit Ethernet (GbE) ports and up to 4x10GbE ports, the VPX6-684 FireBlade II from Curtiss-Wright Controls embedded Computing is well-suited for system integrators architecting secure high-performance IPv4/v6 Intra-Platform Networks.

By supporting a proven, scalable platform for use in next-generation media servers, a complete media server reference solution running on the Freescale MPC8349E-mITX reference platform from Green Hills Software Inc. and Allegro Software Development Corp. accelerates the development process and reduces time-to-market.

Next in this series on ZigBee kits, Technology Editor Bill Wong takes a look at offerings from Ember, Jennic, and Oki Semiconductor.

Mathwork’s Matlab 7.4 makes quick work of computationally challenging tasks. Technology editor Bill Wong takes a look at Matlab and how it can be used with embedded applications.

Do you remember the Transputer? Inmos introduced it back in the 1980s, when single-processor performance was seemingly going to peak. The initial Transputer had a single 20-MHz, 16-bit processing core with four 20-Mbit/s links. David May, the Transputer's architect, is now the CTO of XMOS Semiconductor, which has just introduced the software-defined XCore (see the figure). The XCore has many similarities to the Transputer, but...

This not-so-little jewel has 2072 pages and weighs 11 lbs. (yes, I actually weighed it). My initial reaction was that I don't have much to do with broadcast standards or technology, but after I read the book I found it was a fabulous reference on electronics, wireless, and communications in general...

Measuring less than 50 atoms wide and one atom thick, Andre Geim's graphene transistor may represent the best hope yet for delaying the expiration of Moore's Law. "Silicon will run out of steam in about 20 years," predicts Geim, a professor of condensed matter physics at England's University of Manchester. "We have to meet the challenge of keeping up with Moore's Law."

Macraigor Systems LLC has added debugging and control support for several new processors: the ARM Cortex-M3 family of CPUs, the Freescale MPC 83xx PowerQUICC II Pro family, the AMD Geode GX/LX processors, and the Marvell PXA3xx family.

The CMX-Lx45 from Diversity Technology Inc. is a highly configurable module based on the PICMG COM Express Specification. Developers can opt for the Intel Core Duo or the Intel Celeron M processor.

The 34-MHz H8S/2472F from Renesas Technology America is optimized for use in low-end servers, communications equipment, and building automation systems.

Continuum Insights from Curtiss-Wright Controls Embedded Computing targets developers of software for multi-computer embedded systems, whether on single or multiple boards.

Avnet highlights the Virtex-4 FX PCIe evaluation board in its Xilinx Speedway Design Workshops. Technology Editor Bill Wong stopped by Avnet to check out its high-speed serial workshop.

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