Archive: 08/05/2004
World's First Touch-Screen Talking Translator Now Available Nationwide
The world's first pocket-sized touch- screen talking electronic translator is now available nationwide from LINgo Corporation, the industry-leading manufacturer and marketer of full featured electronic translators ...
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Packaging and Assembly Services for MST/MEMS - Worldwide
The enablingMNT review on Packaging and Assembly Suppliers for MST/MEMS confirms that many of the small and medium sized enterprises often lack both the expertise and the infrastructure for full wafer level packaging Res ...
Aug 05, 2004 |
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4G to Supersede 3G Technologies in the Future
Wi-LAN Inc., a global provider of broadband wireless communications products and technologies, today announced it has successfully demonstrated its LIBRA 5800 TM operating in a full mobility environment, including both high ...
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Scenarios for the Evolution of the Wireless Industry
Great Uncertainty in the Wireless Industry over the Demand for Future Mobile Services Due to the Slow Take-up of Early 3G Services Research and Markets has announced the addition of Scenarios for the Evolution of the ...
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One-Watt 900MHz Modems Simplify Long-Range WLAN Connectivity
Now available with one full watt of output power, AeroComm's ConnexLink(TM) packaged transceivers can talk over distances of 20 miles line-of-sight. Units can be set up in minutes for cable-free communication between industrial ...
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ASTROPHYSICIST HELPS CRACK A BLACK HOLE MYSTERY: ENERGY JETS
With almost limitless gravitational power, black holes are supposed to gulp everything that comes near them, even weightless light photons. So astronomers have long sought explanations for observations that black holes emit ...
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New Research Network in Michigan transfers data at 10 billion bps
The three largest public universities in Michigan—Michigan State University, the University of Michigan and Wayne State University - are creating a very high-performance network with the capacity to meet their emerging and demanding research needs ...
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Motorola proves seamless mobility is no longer just a vision of the future
Seamless mobility -- the interconnection of devices between operating systems, platforms, and media -- was living and breathing at the Motorola 2004 Analysts Meeting.
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HP and Philips to Begin Licensing Video Content Protection System
HP and Philips today announced that their Video Content Protection System (VCPS), formerly called Vidi, has received approval from the United States Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and will now be offered to manufacturers ...
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Funding For Innovative Mobile Network Technology
Arieso Ltd, the leading supplier of cellular network optimisation software products to the mobile telecommunications industry, has raised £1.5 million with the help of Oxfordshire Investment Opportunity Network (OION), ...
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Aura Spacecraft Activation is Continuing
Aura spacecraft, launched July 15, is going very well so far. Just over an hour after launch, the spacecraft separated from the Boeing Delta II launch vehicle. This was followed shortly thereafter by deployme ...
Aug 05, 2004 |
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Mars Rovers Continue Exploration
NASA's Spirit rover has climbed higher into rocky hills on Mars, and its twin, Opportunity, has descended deeper into a crater, but both rovers, for the time being, are operating with some restrictions while ...
Aug 05, 2004 |
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Polymeric nitrogen synthesised
The new single-bonded nitrogen phase could serve as a high-energy storage material, report Max Planck researchers in Mainz, Germany Nitrogen, the major constituent of air, usually consists of inert molecul ...
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New Breakthrough Physics Technique for Surface Diagnostics
New method allows scientists to probe fundamental questions of surface science A team of researchers including University of California, Riverside Assistant Professor of Chemistry, Ludwig Bartels has develo ...
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Stars Locations are Uncertain
Whether viewed dimly through the haze and lights of a city or in all their glory in a pristine wilderness, the stars that surround the Earth are magnificent, and one day Earthlings will travel to some of the ...
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