Posts Tagged ‘develops’

 
August 17th, 2009 | Filed under Technology

Tokyo University develops high-speed scanning technology

Tokyo University develops high-speed scanning technology Science Laboratory of Tokyo University, led by Professor Ishikawa Komuro presented a system for digitizing books. Thanks to the camera that can shoot at speeds of 1000 frames per second, this system is able to scan pages directly in a time when they overturn. Special ...

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August 7th, 2009 | Filed under Health

Philips develops roadside drug test

Philips develops roadside drug test Philips is developing a device that will certainly help a police officer to detect drugs in a couple of seconds. Before, a police officer is able to detect just how much alcohol you've consumed in a couple of seconds. This use of nanotechnology and the process ...

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July 27th, 2009 | Filed under Technology

Samsung and Intrinsity develops World’s fastest 45 nm based ARM Cortex-A8

Samsung and Intrinsity develops World’s fastest 45 nm based ARM Cortex-A8 Samsung and Intrinsity announced the joint development of the fastest in the mobile processor industry 45 nanometer (nm) core based on ARM Cortex-A8. The new Cortex-A8 implementation has received a code name Hummingbird, provides specific performance in 2,000 DMIPS at a frequency of 1GHz and ...

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July 26th, 2009 | Filed under Miscellaneous

AU Optronics develops 10-inch for e-book readers

AU Optronics develops 10-inch for e-book readers Resource DigiTimes reported with reference to the CEO of AU Optronics (AUO), that it is preparing to release new panel on the basis of electronic paper. These panels will be consistent with A4 sheets (diagonal of 10 inches). Thus, it is expect the emergence of ...

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July 18th, 2009 | Filed under Technology

KDDI develops USB 2.0 wireless with Infrared Communication

KDDI develops USB 2.0 wireless with Infrared Communication Japanese researchers from the KDDI R&D Laboratories Inc announced a system of signal transmission USB 2.0 interface, uses a wireless infrared connection. According to KDDI, this system makes it unnecessary to use USB cable, for example, to exchange data between computers and mobile devices. The technology ...

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