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Self-serving “synergy” 8/6/2009
Silicon Image is trying to have it both ways—painting a picture of HDMI as a cozy, cooperative industry standard, when in reality HDMI's predominantly a single-supplier proprietary approach.802.11n: Complicated and about to become even messier 5/28/2009
Approval work for this next-generation Wi-Fi standard may wrap up by year-end, but the situation is about to become even more muddled.Voices: Is multimedia abandoning DSPs? Analog Devices disagrees 5/28/2009
Denis Labrecque, marketing-programs manager at Analog Devices, sounds off on DSPs’ past, present, and future in audio, graphics, and imaging.Canceling Sirius: so frustrating, it made me furious 4/23/2009
Tough economic times understandably encourage subscription-service companies to do their utmost to hold onto customers. Sometimes, unfortunately, they achieve this goal by making the cancellation too difficult to accomplish.Power line: Does market success require resets? 4/9/2009
The three key technology suppliers for the 200-Mbps PHY (physical) rate are unwilling to bury the hatchet and come up with a standard approach.OLEDs: better off once the delusion is dead 2/5/2009
The initial hype for OLEDs (organic light-emitting diodes) is already deflating and will continue to do so.CES 2009: With Dirk Meyer and Phenom II, AMD keeps on trying 1/12/2009
Will AMD's change in leadership and Phenom II allow it to better compete with Intel as economic crisis continues to grip the globe and PCs increasingly become commodities?CES 2009: Blu-ray's continued struggles and the ramping ascendancy of online 1/9/2009
Our man in Las Vegas surveys the digital-video scene, including both physical media and online options. Whose fortunes are rising, whose are evaporating, and who's just playing the spin game?Broadcast content restrictions: A bad idea that just won’t die 1/8/2009
The broadcast flag may be extinct from an ATSC standpoint, but it has re-emerged in the form of selectable output control.CES 2009: The price of falling prices, and a path to Intel's potential demise 1/8/2009
Atom is a short-term success, but does the netbook trend represent a long-term threat to Intel's beefy revenue and profit margins—as well as a potential salvation for graphic-processor makers?ADVERTISEMENT
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