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Gifted submitted 2011/6/19 1:25, published 2011/6/19 1:25 | 333 views
Tags: body, computer, electronics, sensor, wireless, Stretchable, Measures, Inputs, Intense, Movements
ScienceDaily (June 17, 2011) Electronics that can be bent and stretched might sound like science fiction. But Uppsala researcher Zhigang Wu, working with collaborators, has devised a wireless sensor that can stand to be stretched. For example, the sensor can measure intensive body movements and wirelessly send information directly to a computer.
The findings are now being presented in the journal Advanced Functional Materials.
Samsung Electronics launches its new Samsung W200 Pocket Cam. The new Samsung W200 camcorder is designed so it can be taken anywhere to capture brilliant video in the toughest conditions, particularly underwater, thanks to features such as a 5 megapixel BSI CMOS sensor and F2.2 Bright Lens. Created for those whose active lifestyles demand both durability and quality, the Samsung W200 camcorder houses Samsungs leading imaging technology in a shock, water and dust-proof rugged body. more...
As US consumers seemingly can't get enough of the latest gadgets and gizmos, the States produce around three million tons of electronic waste every year. When Americans no longer want what was hip - and today the average life span of a computer is but a measely two years - it's countries like India that end up as the dumping ground.
Olympus Mju 9010s compact design does not betray its optical zoom performance. That is precisely this mega zoom cameras spearhead. It is small and light enough to put in your pocket and it is equipped with a large focal range with which you can achieve large distances. Competitor Panasonic has had much success and received much praise in the past few years with their version of the mega zoom camera, so it was not surprising that the other manufacturers have also added to this popular segment. Read our full Olympus Mju 9010 review.
ScienceDaily (Apr. 3, 2010) A new technique developed by Princeton University engineers for producing electricity-conducting plastics could dramatically lower the cost of manufacturing solar panels.
By overcoming technical hurdles to producing plastics that are translucent, malleable and able to conduct electricity, the researchers have opened the door to broader use of the materials in a wide range of electrical devices.
DETROIT (Reuters) - Toyota Motor Corp said it had found no flaw with its throttle controls as it seeks to dismiss an external study critical of its electronic safety systems.
The conclusions, announced at a news conference on Monday, marked an attempt by the automaker to reassure consumers it has safety issues under control. Toyota is working to win back sales seven weeks into a recall crisis that has tarnished its reputation.
Are you ready for some football? These HDTVs scored well in our fast-motion tests, and are ideal for watching the Super Bowl or the Winter Olympics.
These HDTVs scored well in our fast-motion tests, which can make them good choices for watching the Super Bowl or the Winter Olympics.
A few weeks ago we looked at and were very impressed by Philips' 42PFL7404: an actually affordable 42in model that still offered at least a taste of the heavy duty processing power for which Philips is becoming famous - or infamous, I guess, if youre one of those people still clinging to the idea that lots of processing inevitably leads to pictures that dont look natural.
Researchers develop a new method for making efficient nanotube transistor arrays.
Carbon nanotubes are a promising material for making display control circuits because they're more efficient than silicon and can be arrayed on flexible surfaces. Until recently, though, making nanotubes into transistors has been a painstaking process. Now researchers at the University of Southern California have demonstrated large, functional arrays of transistors made using simple methods from batches of carbon nanotubes that are relatively impure.
CamMan submitted 2009/11/11 22:47, published 2009/11/12 20:27 | 473 views
Tags: chocolate, electronics, LG, mobile, MobileComm, Phones, Smartphone, Touch, USA, Verizon, wireless
LG Chocolate Touch smartphone : Verizon Wireless and LG Electronics MobileComm USA (LG Mobile Phones) announce that the LG Chocolate Touch will be available beginning Nov. 5 in Verizon Wireless Communications Stores and online at the Verizon website. Equipped with patented Dolby Mobile, the LG Chocolate Touch brings a dramatically richer listening experience with its potent bass and sparkling clarity, making it the perfect companion for music lovers. more...
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