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Report Focuses on MEMS Energy Harvesting Devices from Both …
Posted on April 30, 2009 | No Comments21 applications evaluated; Global overview across 7 fields: automotive, industrial, building & home automation, environment monitoring, military & aerospace, medical, consumer electronics; 14 company profiles; 180+ slides ... This episode is brought to you by Micromeritics - an Industry Leader in Particle Science and Particle Technology . In this edition of AZoNano News , as well as bringing you the latest news from the international Nanotechnology industry, we'll hear how ... -
Markets, the Environment, and Thinking Small as a Solution | MIT …
Posted on April 30, 2009 | No CommentsGENEVA, -- The building sector and governments have made progress but are not doing enough to improve energy efficiency in the built environment -- and will not meet targets to address global climate change unless sweeping action is taken ... -
Kaspersky Lab Wins Security Product Of The Year At Prestigious SC …
Posted on April 30, 2009 | No CommentsKaspersky Lab products provide superior detection rates and the industry's fastest outbreak response time for home users, SMBs, large enterprises and the mobile computing environment . -
DIY’ers successfully build their own CableCARD equipped HTPC
Posted on April 29, 2009 | No CommentsHTPC fans were devastated when it was revealed that only OEM PC builders would have the privilege of building Vista Media Center PCs with CableCARD support, but hope is here: it looks like a few members of The Green Button forum have figured out how to build their own CableCARD ready HTPC. There's two barriers to overcome, which unfortunately still make it more difficult than just picking up an internal or external ATI Digital Cable Tuner , but they're not terrible: would-be system builders just need to score an OCUR tuner product ID number and use a BIOS contains the correct OSFR table. No one's figured out how to tweak just any BIOS yet, but apparently most ASUS P5Q motherboards work fine -- so really you just need to score some used CableCARD tuners off eBay and ask the seller for the PID from their computer.
