Historically speaking, multimedia innovations are preceded by increases in bandwidth. Today, although still in their infancy, the applications that require Next Generation Access (NGA) broadband, such as streaming live and on-demand video, cloud computing, and massive downloads and uploads are being implemented around the world. Keep reading…
Category Archives: Multimedia
Vehicle Manufacturers Try to Lighten Up
Approximately one-third of a passenger vehicle’s total fuel consumption depends on its weight, and according to industry estimates, fuel efficiency increases by 6-8% for every 10% drop in vehicle weight. This fact, combined with stricter regulations on greenhouse gas emissions, has automakers examining every facet of the vehicle – from chassis, wheels and windshields to seating and headliner materials – in search of lighter, more cost-effective components. Keep reading…
Better Late Than Never – DisplayPort 1.2 Becomes a Real Standard
Although it took a little more time than intended, VESA has finally unveiled DisplayPort v1.2. Billed as the industry’s most innovative and flexible digital communication interface standard for transporting display, audio and other data, its impressive array of capabilities and no-fee licensing is sure to entice manufacturers of new consumer electronics. Keep reading…
Here We Are Now, ‘Infotain’ Us!
The automotive industry is quickly embracing consumer demand for an array of infotainment options in the vehicle – from navigation systems to smart phones, media players, and the list goes on. However, in this climate of recalls and consumer wariness, the auto industry also needs to play it safe. Keep reading…
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Several of the industry’s leading passive component engineering and marketing professionals contribute to around the circuit by providing insights and observations on market trends, current and emerging technologies, and industry news. Our posts will primarily focus on high-level industry topics … Keep reading…