 Philips, Intel to Offer Medical Device(AP) -- Royal Philips Electronics NV and Intel Corp. plan to launch a wireless, handheld device to assist doctors and nurses in recording and storing patient information. | |
NXP introduces mobile platform to deliver concurrent Bluetooth and Wireless LAN connectivityNXP Semiconductors, formerly Philips Semiconductors, today announced an enhanced system solution enabling mobile users to simultaneously take advantage of handsets� Bluetooth and Wireless LAN (WLAN) capabilities. The NXP ... | |
IMEC demonstrates feasibility of double patterning immersion litho for 32nm nodeIMEC showed in collaboration with ASML the potential of double patterning 193nm immersion lithography at 1.2NA for 32nm node Flash and logic. | |
LG.Philips Unveils Cutting-Edge Super-Slim LCD Panel for Mobile PhonesLG.Philips LCD, the world�s leading innovator of thin-film transistor liquid crystal display (TFT-LCD) technology, announced today that it has developed the world�s slimmest TFT-LCD panel, measuring only 1.3mm in thickness ... | |
 Philips new 9-inch PhotoFrame provides a touch of style for displaying imagesAs digital camera ownership continues to grow steadily, Philips is expanding its range of digital picture frames which allow anyone who takes digital photos to showcase their work on a high resolution LCD display. | |
 Philips showcases production-ready Lumalive textile garmentsPhilips Research intends to impress the visitors at this year�s IFA (Internationale Funkausstellung) with a world-first demonstration of promotional jackets and furniture featuring its innovative Lumalive technology. ... | |
Networking: Syndicated online contentJun 19, 2006 | pda version
The cost of online content continues to climb, but Internet retailers are not paying the full price for producing it, sources are telling United Press International's Networking column. | |
 Philips Introduces Portable Media CenterThe total entertainment experience is now in the palm of consumers' hands, thanks to Philips Electronics� amazing Portable Media Center (PMC7230). | |
Researcher discovers how to control semiconductor nanowiresJorden van Dam, researcher at the Kavli Institute of Nanoscience Delft (Holland), has succeeded in largely controlling the transportation of electrons in semiconductor nanowires. Van Dam moreover discovered how to observe ... | |
Universal ink for microcontact printing"Printing" on the micrometer scale is the technology of the future for the production of the electronic components used for such things as flat-screen monitors or (bio)sensors. | |
Tech File: NXT plc makes audio wavesUPI recently caught up with Graham Ryan, chief commercial officer of NXT plc, a publicly listed company on the London stock exchange. For those who don't know, NXT is a provider of unique sound solutions, best known for its ... | |
 Interview: LG ElectronicsUnited Press International recently caught up with JM Lee, president of LG Electronics USA Inc.'s Consumer Electronics Brand Division, to get some insight into what makes the $45 billion LG Electronics tick. ... | |
Scientists demonstrate a breakthrough in fabricating molecular electronicsScientists from Philips Research and the University of Groningen (the Netherlands) have for the first time fabricated arrays of molecular diodes on standard substrates with high yields. The molecular diodes are as thin as ... | |
SanDisk, Philips advance phone ticketingSanDisk and Philips are working on a chip that will allow travelers to pay for train and bus tickets using their cell phones. | |
Exeter Engineers in race to develop malaria detectorUniversity of Exeter engineers are leading a Europe wide partnership worth almost one million pounds to develop the world�s first non-invasive detector for malaria. | |
