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Creating an embedded user interface with the Prism UI development toolkit
A step-by-step guide to using Blue Water Embedded's Prisim graphical drawing engine and runtime framework to quickly create professional quality graphics for display on resource-constrained embedded targets.
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SOFTWARE TOOLS - Ateji PX for Java simplifies parallel programming for multicores
Ateji PX solves a major industry challenge by quickly enabling application developers to write parallel programs, allowing them to unleash the full performance of multicore architectures.
MARKET NEWS - SIA sees IC slowdown in second half
The Semiconductor Industry Association (SIA) reported record growth for ICs in May, but it also sees a slowdown in the second half of 2010.
MARKET NEWS - IDC projects 8.8% chip sales growth through 2014
International Data Corp. projects semiconductor revenues to $344 billion in 2014, an 8.8 percent five-year compound growth rate, but it sounded a warning about the possibility of slowing growth in the second half of 2010.
PRODUCT HOW-TO: Creating an embedded user interface with the Prism UI development toolkit
A step-by-step guide to using Blue Water Embedded’s Prisim graphical drawing engine and runtime framework to quickly create professional quality graphics for display on resource-constrained embedded targets.
NEWS FEATURE - Villanova University leads mechatronics trend
Recent initiatives at Villanova University and elsewhere are aimed at providing a solid foundation in mechatronics, along with a broad-based background in mechanical engineering; electrical, electronic and computer engineering; sensors; actuators; and control.
Featured Tear Down Article
Blackberry Storm has some good qualities, and some not so good
The imaging and telephony functions were up to snuff. The UI left a little to be desired.
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Tearing down the 'teardown' analysis
Is there a value for design engineers in product teardown analysis, a phenomenon that has proliferated in recent years but which offer typically outdated information while serving as a marketing tool in the hands of some OEMs, researchers, stock traders and publishing companies?
BOM for iPhone 4 is $188, says iSuppli
The 16-Gbyte version of Apple's iPhone 4 carries a bill of materials cost of $187.51, keeping with Apple's strategy of maintaining hefty profit margins on the popular smartphone, according to a teardown analysis conducted by market research firm iSuppli.
Wireless display comes home
With the advent of wireless display technology, the modern "wireless home" can now include one less cable strung across the living room.
Many iPad parts found inside Apple iPhone 4
You could call the new Apple iPhone 4 an iPad Nano because it uses at least six chips from the popular Apple tablet, according to analysts from UBM TechInsights who have done a teardown of the new smartphone, revealing it uses a MEMS gyro from STMicroelectronics.
Apple's A4 dissected, discussed...and tantalizing
A team of experts reviews the evidence on Apple's A4 processor in an attempt to determine its origins and the influence of chip design houses recently acquired by Apple.
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