CES 2008 Coverage on EDN

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Intel muscles into smartphones, tablets

...After years of attempts, Intel Corp, the 800-lb gorilla of the semiconductor market, has finally entered the wireless court. The company says that three leading OEMs will design Intel processors into their smartphones and tablet PCs.At the 2012 CES (Consumer Electronics Show) last month, Intel announced critical design deals with China Unicom Ltd, Lenovo Group Ltd, and Motorola Mobility Inc. These deals represent the company’s first successful challenge of ARM Ltd in the market. China Unicom, Lenovo, and Motorola this year will roll out devices employing the Intel architecture. As a result, the leading semiconductor...
http://www.edn.com/article/520742-Intel_muscles_into_smartphones_tablets.php

HTML5 platform for infotainment systems debuts at CES

... are beginning to embrace HTML5 to enable them to keep their vehicles fresh with new content and features, to address consumer demands for the latest mobile apps and services, and to leverage a huge developer...
http://www.edn.com/article/520762-HTML5_platform_for_infotainment_systems_debuts_at_CES.php

SLI eliminates the need for touch in MEMS applications

.... At this year’s CES (Consumer Electronics Show) in Las Vegas this month, TI planned to show its new DLP LightCrafter development platform, which uses almost 500,000 micromirrors to simultaneously illuminate...
http://www.edn.com/article/520607-SLI_eliminates_the_need_for_touch_in_MEMS_applications.php

CES is over; it's time to start designing

...CES is over; it's time to start designing...
http://www.edn.com/article/520597-CES_is_over_it_s_time_to_start_designing.php

ARM's East unimpressed with Medfield, design wins

... to the report.Intel (Santa Clara, CA) used the Las Vegas CES event to launch its Medfield smartphone and tablet computer platform. The 32-nm Penwell system-chip at its heart is more power efficient than previous Intel offerings and consumes less than 800-mW when working flat out, Intel said. Intel also announced a design win with Lenovo and a partnership with Motorola Mobility Inc.Medfield is set to appear...
http://www.edn.com/article/520584-ARM_s_East_unimpressed_with_Medfield_design_wins.php

Future of computers - Part 2: The Power Wall

... thanks to the First Law of Thermodynamics.2 In essence, energy is never destroyed, it just changes form. In the computer world this means the hundred watts being consumed by the latest multicore Xeon...
http://www.edn.com/article/520499-Future_of_computers_Part_2_The_Power_Wall.php

Broadcom to show 802.11ac chip in products at CES

...Broadcom to show 802.11ac chip in products at CES...
http://www.edn.com/article/520498-Broadcom_to_show_802_11ac_chip_in_products_at_CES.php

Intel rolls 32-nm Atom, preps 22-nm Ivy Bridge

...-core Atom processors for netbooks—the 1.6-GHz N2600 with 400 MHz embedded graphics dissipating about 3.5W and the 1.86-GHz N2800 with 640 MHz graphics consuming 6.5W. The chips support faster graphics cores...
http://www.edn.com/article/520433-Intel_rolls_32_nm_Atom_preps_22_nm_Ivy_Bridge.php

Can Apple make a better Web TV?

... and broadcasters.We shared our concept of a hot iTV back in 2008. Since then Yahoo! entered the market, enabling 3.5 million connected TVs in 2009. Google followed with its own PR splash and products that flopped...
http://www.edn.com/article/520419-Can_Apple_make_a_better_Web_TV_.php

CES: USB wall outlets power up consumer devices

... footing in the consumer electronics industry. One such company, Current Werks, has introduced what they claim are two industry-changing, energy-saving USB wall outlets -- the Quattro and Duo -- which...
http://www.edn.com/article/520322-CES_USB_wall_outlets_power_up_consumer_devices.php


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