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01 February 2006
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Tired of using a separate remote for every device? An industry partnership called Hana vows to simplify all that.

A lot of investment is going into upgrading and expanding India's telecom infrastructure, especially on the wireless equipment side.

Intel touts improvements in battery life and speed in its next-gen Centrino notebook platform, codenamed Napa.

According to a recent report from ABI Research, the global subscriber tally for the service is expected to exceed 110 million by 2010, with the Asia-Pacific accounting for more than 50 percent of those subscribers.

When BLX rolled out its first CPU in 2002, it was heralded as a giant leap forward for the chip design industry in China. After six years of development, it's still hard to predict the future of China's first effort at designing a CPU from the ground up.

After months of intense wrangling between the competing Blu-ray and HD-DVD groups, the battle lines in the war over a next-generation high-definition DVD format have moved to the doorstep of Microsoft Corp.



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Two famous humanoid robots, Honda's Asimo and Sony's Qrio, showed off new capabilities that enable them to act more "human."

Once seen as competitors, SystemC and SystemVerilog languages appear to be settling into largely complementary niches.

Four tools have been added to Cisco's existing network-management suite, expanding a repertoire of performance analysis.

Logic design tool lets users specify transitions for all states and input combinations.

NextHop has integrated wireless-controller and wireless-access-point modules from Legra with GateD software for L2 switching, L3 routing and multiprotocol label switching in its UNS 4.0 Dynamic Network Architecture.

Adoption of ESL design methodology in North America has accelerated in recent months. Japan remains strongest in ESL because designers in Japan had a head start, showing interest in ESL the earliest.

Advanced A/D conversion is an important first step for software processing of next-gen radios.

Just a buzz word five years ago, the potential impact of SDR for wireless providers is now significant.

As communication convergence picks up the pace, the issue of partitioning RF and modem functionalities becomes less clear-cut.

With deployments afoot among carriers worldwide, the technology is winding its way from the lab to the street.


Technical Features
Effective surveillance depends on real-time intelligent video systems. Read on. (PDF file)

Today's MCUs and DSPs incorporate the latest technological advances at the cost of simplicity and flexibility. (PDF file)

While peak data rate remains important, other architectural parameters significantly affect the memory system performance. (PDF file)

A case study shows how to optimize system performance and lower costs when choosing inspection systems. (PDF file)

Continuing innovations in power generation and management will usher in a new era of CE applications. (PDF file)

Demand for controller functionalities and digital technology have pushed many to look at digital multiphase control." (PDF file)

Learn the different traffic-management functions of DSL architectures for high-speed Internet access. (PDF file)

Examine an oscilloscope that's half scope and half analyzer, and others that are pure logic analyzers. (PDF file)

The article introduces a software-based test architecture with modular hardware for emerging wireless technologies. (PDF file)


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No development can proceed without closely examining the environmental impact of using a product and its compliance with global environmental regulations. (PDF file)


Opinion
New wireless segments are providing the chip industry with the growth engine it now needs most.

The 802.11 Wi-Fi marketplace behaves like a vacuum, sucking in every enhancement with no end in sight.


Times People
T.J. Rodgers is placing the company's bets in other areas so that it won't end up with all its eggs in one basket.

Frank Burge shares the life of his friend, Mike, son of immigrants who lived in Manhattan Island and who learned to play the harmonica when he was 10.

Interview

NXP CTO reveals HPMS strategy

NXP Semiconductors CTO René Penning De Vries discusses with EE Times Asia how high performance mixed signal technology can shape the future.

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