Maximum PC Featured Review: D-Link DI-713

March 9th, 2010 by wandalexy

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March 6th, 2010 by wandalexy

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February 28th, 2010 by wandalexy

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Televisions.com Reviews the Sharp LC-46 LE 700 E

February 20th, 2010 by wandalexy

Source: PR.com (press release) (Original Article)

Edgware, United Kingdom, February 21, 2010 –(PR.com)– The test team at Televisions.com harnessed its extensive experience in the field of consumer electronics to test the Sharp LC-46 LE 700 E using cutting edge objective laboratory instruments and comprehensive subjective analysis. The 46 inch Full HD Sharp LCD TV scored 7.4 points on a scale of 10 points in the Editor’s rating category. The review praises the Sharp TV for its decent reproduction of 24p material, excellent contrast and energy efficiency while also pointing put deficiencies like violet and pink colour tints, low motion clarity; imperfect detail resolution in HD signal, strong dependence of picture on viewing angle and lack of uniformity. Editor-in-chief of Televisions.com, Florian Friedrich said: “The overall package is excellent considering the price that it is being offered at and the user friendly features and high contrast make it an ideal everyday TV.”

The review, in the later part tries to shed some candid light on the features of the Sharp LC-46 LE 700 E by describing its multimedia capabilities supporting JPEG images and .mp3 files as falling short of expectations. The remote control is up to standards set by reviewers with an eco button and aesthetic placements overall. The only grudge here is the lack of aspect ratio switching for HD signals and the swivel stand. The reviewers found that the Sharp TV was very suitable to everyday viewing with an intelligently incorporated back button to switch between channels and a well designed menu that lets users know the current frame rate and resolution. The “Sharp” let the reviewers down with its inability to store saved settings for each input which increased the tedious task of having to reconfigure the setting each time the input was switched. The TV’s picture quality for all signals is acceptable with digital and satellite signals providing better quality cheap flight Mackay to Mildura and the “Movie” preset doing most justice …continue reading

PowerVR Starts Sampling New Chip

February 16th, 2010 by wandalexy

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Tyan Doubles Up with a Pair of Dual-Proc Mobos

February 10th, 2010 by wandalexy

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New Supercomputer Clusters 128 Athlons

February 7th, 2010 by wandalexy

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February 3rd, 2010 by wandalexy

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Linde introduces line of dopant gas sources for integrated circuit manufacturers

February 2nd, 2010 by wandalexy

Source: WebWire (press release) (Original Article)

Murray Hill, New Jersey, U.S. — For semiconductor manufacturers looking for a sub-atmospheric dopant gas source that will deliver high performance at a lower cost, Linde North America has the answer: the Genii™ Sub-Atmospheric Gas Sources.

Linde North America is a member of The Linde Group, a world leading gases and engineering group and a major supplier of high-purity gases and technology to the semiconductor and electronics manufacturing industries. The new Linde ion implantation gas sources use chemical complexing or electrochemical generation as a means to achieve the desired performance characteristics required by integrated circuit (IC) manufacturers.

Ion implantation is a critical step in the manufacture of integrated circuits. It is the method of introducing doping gases such as arsine, phosphine and boron trifluoride, to the silicon substrate. IC manufacturers prefer using dopants in sub-atmospheric pressure cylinders because of the inherent safety compared with higher pressure alternatives.

“The Genii Sub-Atmospheric Gas Sources from Linde provide IC manufacturers with a lower cost-of-ownership, high-performance alternative to other sub-atmospheric products currently on the market,” said Peter Thomas, vice president of marketing for Linde’s electronics business.

Beta testing at an IC maker’s site proved that the Genii gas sources can reduce a manufacturer’s ion implant source costs by a minimum of 20 percent with no impact on device performance.

Linde is offering two technologies in the Genii dopant line. One generates arsine at sub-atmospheric pressure from an electrochemical generator housed in the cylinder. The second delivers enriched boron trifluoride or phosphine through chemical complexing with ionic liquids contained in the cylinder. “Both technologies deliver the kind of performance and efficiencies IC manufacturers require,” Thomas said. “And they are a seobrandz demonstration of Linde’s ongoing commitment to developing …continue reading

A Professional-Level Digital Camera: The Olympus E-10

January 31st, 2010 by wandalexy

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