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Live from DesignCon  
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I could only make it to one day at the show - here's a good resource for audiocasts and papers from the DesignCon sessions in San Jose.

Tags:  designcon  eda  test 
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Watching TV on Your PC Wherever You Are  
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TV tuners for PCs have been around for quite some time, but I never really felt a need for one. Then, earlier this year, a gal from Xceive, which makes silicon tuners, sent me a USB-stick TV tuner from one of the companies they deal with. It worked surprisingly well, and after using it for a while, I thought better of TV on the PC. Even though my computer sits in a room with a TV, I found it very convenient to have a program—usually a baseball game—playing in a small window in the upper right corner of the display while I continued working in the remaining space, checking e-mail, surfing the web, and so forth. But after a couple of weeks, I had to return that item.

Tags:  Digital TV  Web TV 
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Intel ordered to produce evidence  
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A U.S. District Court has ordered Intel to produce documents and other evidence related to its business conduct outside of the U.S., according to a statement issued Thursday (Dec. 28) by Advanced Micro Devices. Intel downplayed the ruling Thursday, telling EE Times that it was narrowly focused on whether or not a Sept. 26 ruling by the court dismissing foreign commerce claims brought by AMD. The spokesman said the ruling did not speak to the merits or admissibility of the evidence.

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Toshiba B-SX8R Rewritable Paper Printer Demo Video  
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According to Vnunet, Toshiba has developed a printer (B-SX8R) that can erase and reprint — up to 500 times — on a single sheet of paper. Toshiba’s process uses a special pigment in the paper that reacts to heat. If heated above 180 degrees centigrade the pigment turns black, creating an image on the sheet. However, if the surface is heated to between 130 and 170 degrees the pigment reverts to white, allowing the image to be ‘erased’

Tags:  Green  Printer  Recycle  Toshiba 
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HD DVD Encryption Cracked?  
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It looks as though the guys over at Doom9 have cracked the encryption for HD-DVD. My guess is someone is gonna be in big trouble for this little program. BackupHDDVD is a tool to decrypt an AACS protected movie that you own, so you can play it back later using an HDDVD player software."

Tags:  AACS  Cracked  Encryption  HD-DVD 
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Use Your PlayStation 3 To Cure Alzheimer's Disease  
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I seriously doubt you'll see a PS3 under the tree this Xmas (and if you did, someone proabably paid way over the RRP!!!). But if you are lucky enough to find one, and after you've grown bored of the lame launch titles you'll also find it could be a powerful tool in fighting protein-based diseases. Using distributed computing technology, Sony has teamed up with Stanford University's Folding@home project to take a quantum leap forward in simulation processing power.

Tags:  Foloding@home  Playstation 3 
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The Hot 100 products of 2006  
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Built by and for electronics engineers, this list distills the most innovative and significant products of the year, including process technologies, power sources, processor cores, communication controllers, test instruments, embedded boards and EDA tools. You'll find process technologies, power sources, storage devices, processors, IP (intellectual-property) cores, communication controllers, test instruments, embedded boards, EDA tools, and more. If they advanced the state of the art in electronics, they're here. And not a movie star in sight. If they advanced the state of the art in electronics, they're here. And not a movie star in sight.

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