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If you have ever used a device with solid-state drive then you’ll be aware of the fact that it can be really frustrating when humongous RAW image files (or any huge file for that matter) take an awful lot of time.
Luckily, Intel has teamed up...
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Kodak touts to announce that they have developed a new sensor that will make flash outdated. The sensitivity of their new ‘high sensitivity pattern sensor’...
made popular Sep 8 2008
The World Health Organization estimates that glaucoma is the second leading cause of blindness worldwide. Glaucoma is a build-up of pressure in the eye. Some...
made popular Aug 11 2008
Deafness is a very limiting condition; I once had got hit on my ear with a football and had suffered temporary impaired hearing. Thus, I can totally empathize with...
made popular Aug 11 2008
AP, Los Alamos
NASA has capped funding for a remote sensor being developed by Los Alamos National Laboratory for the Mars Science Laboratory rover.”We didn’t stop their...
made popular Sep 19 2007
Good news for webcam fans, Philips has come up with three new webcams, namely, SPC620, SPC1000 and SPC1300.
The best part about all three is that they support...
made popular Jun 7 2007
Can you imagine that a small device called ‘pen’ that every individual uses in their daily life can eliminate the need of a computer! Yes, this is true....
made popular May 30 2007
Samsung has done it again. The electronc giant with a flair for show-off has churned out a CMOS sensor that will give goose bumps to the good old CCDs.
Samsung’s...
made popular Mar 28 2007
Health professionals, as well as the common civic, are becoming more and more conscious of the harmful effects on the human skin produced by extended exposure to...
made popular Jan 9 2007
Sony has accepted that users might face some sort of problems while viewing images during the shooting time owing to a hitch with the image sensor. However, Sony...
made popular Nov 24 2006
A recent report by federal health officials stated that the older people are at higher risk of death due to falling in US. To combat such situations, a team of German...
made popular Nov 22 2006
Sharp has something bigger to compensate for now. They have developed a new 12-megapixel 1/1.7′ image sensor with 1.88 microns. But, I think they haven’t...
made popular Nov 10 2006
New Mexico Tech researchers have found a new method to identify cancer cells at an early stage and to destroy them by developing a miniature sensor that works by means...
made popular Oct 12 2006
Micron Technology has earned itself a name in the arena of imaging innovations. This time, Micron has come up with a new 1.3-megapixel image sensor, MT9M019 designed to...
made popular Oct 5 2006
The HD video seems to be in its full swing these days rather than the customary VGA format. Clinging a HD sensor into a digital camera could deliver high-performance...
made popular Sep 22 2006
Do you know that five million Americans suffer from heart failure every year which results in hospital admissions among twenty percent of the elderly? In order to...
made popular Sep 1 2006
Astronauts in space at times suffer unwanted shocks. To protect them, the Utah State University engineers have created a sensor that will track electrons that have...
made popular Aug 2 2006
Researchers reported about the new type of sensor, which will give light touch to robots. It allows the machines to ‘feel’ surfaces by using electricity and...
made popular Jun 29 2006
Small, based on flash memory, the multi purpose sensors, can detect everything from blood pressure to toxic compounds.
This speck of a sensor is as thin as human hair...
made popular Jun 16 2006
Who could have ever imagined that these itsy-bitsy CD-drives can one day emerge as a new weapon against bio-terrorism? In fact, the laser in CD-drive can easily detect...
made popular Apr 8 2006
Here is another easy way to stay a bit more hygienic. Working in the kitchen, our hands are most often wet or covered in juices, spices and sauces. But, never mind. You...
made popular Mar 11 2006
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AP, Boise
Memory chip maker Micron Technology Inc. said Wednesday its fiscal fourth-quarter loss widened as the industry continues to face oversupply problems and pricing...
made popular Oct 1 2008
Micron Technology has earned itself a name in the arena of imaging innovations. This time, Micron has come up with a new 1.3-megapixel image sensor, MT9M019 designed to...
made popular Oct 5 2006
The HD video seems to be in its full swing these days rather than the customary VGA format. Clinging a HD sensor into a digital camera could deliver high-performance...
made popular Sep 22 2006
News
● Kenwood rolls out new in-car DVD player
● The IR (infra-Red) Signal Jammer
● New Samsung ‘Anyview’ media center package
●...
made popular May 19 2006
Call it the law of Nature, but we do not mind if new things do away with the traditional ones for the better. Perhaps, you will not see the ubiquitous light-sensing...
made popular May 19 2006
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