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DesignCon is Silicon Valley’s premiere event for the electrical design and semiconductor communities. This year’s conference will be covering hot industry topics such as; high-speed parallel interface design, high-speed signal processing, and chip-level system design. Keep reading…
The snow-peaked mountains set the scene in Las Vegas last week as gadget and technology lovers from around the world gathered for the annual Consumer Electronics Show.
The word I’d use to sum up CES 2011?: Connected.
This year CES marked the transition to the age of digital connectivity. The days of traditional devices and end-applications are now long gone. We are now in the era of ubiquitous connectivity with enhanced end-user experience. Keep reading…
Season’s greetings from Around the Circuit! It’s certainly been an eventful year for us. 2010 marked our first foray into the world of blogging. We covered a lot of ground, from battery technology advancements to trends shaping the emerging tablet PC market. We even had our first series of video blogs from the trade show floors at electronica and SAE Convergence. We look forward to bringing you new and exciting topics to ponder and comment on in 2011. Until then, we wish you a very Happy Holiday Season and a Happy New Year! Keep reading…
If there was any question that slate tablet PCs will soon be as familiar – and almost as cheap – as the Etch-a-Sketch toy, here is a story from TheStreet.Com about how the Indian government is trying to develop a “touch screen computer” prototype for $35.00. Disposable tablets might be a ways off, but surely prices will fall and product choices will abound after the giant Consumer Electronics Show in early January, where manufacturers will roll out their latest offerings. Keep reading…
On a flight to Shanghai this past summer the number of e-readers showing up was impressive to see. About 5 hours into the flight, a passenger across the aisle from me was reading his e-reader when all of a sudden, colorful expletives were being spoken. I looked over and the passenger, not happy, cursed at his e-reader as the battery gave up and he was unable to charge the e-reader at the seat. As I reached into my laptop case and pulled out my old fashioned paperback book, I looked back at the passenger saying “no batteries required” and “even the bookmark works!” Keep reading…
Although the DiiVA (Digital Interactive Interface for Video & Audio) interface has its roots in China, the demand for its features and applications is universal, according to Hisense Chairman and CES Keynote Speaker, Zhou Houjian. DiiVA was developed to simplify the connections and technologies that enable connectivity of consumer electronic(CE) devices within the home. With the proliferation of CE devices users are demanding centralized control across their devices without having to worry about interconnectivity issues. Keep reading…
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For years lithium-ion (or Li-ion) has been the major rechargeable chemistry for battery power in low-power portable devices such as cell phones and notebook computers. In these applications the characteristics of Li-ion chemistry were tailor-made for high capacity and run time rather than high rate discharge. Keep reading…
Growing demand for electronics that can operate in harsh environments such as under-hood automotive systems and rugged industrial applications is fueling a trend toward new materials and more efficient power components. Keep reading…