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Intel's Itanium. With the release of Intel's Itanium processor not far off, Dave Gilbert takes some time to review the technologies — CISC, RISC and VLIW — that made it possible. |
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Virtually Wireless. So you're looking for an automation scheme that doesn't require wires. Mike Chan tells us how to build one that leverages the wires already in your house — to look like it's wireless. |
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Betting the Farm. Brian Elfman tells why Napster may not be as easy a target for the record industry as first imagined. |
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Better Buffer. A rail-to-rail buffer targeted at buffering reference voltage in TFT-LCD applications delivers low-power specs and comes in a small package — enough to get Paul McGoldrick's thumbs up. |
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What's New at ChipCenter
Short on time, yet need to shine? Check out our What's New feature. Get a quick run down of the latest-n-greatest for the past few days (typically 2).
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Tell Us What You Think
We've rounded up seven cool consumer products that any gadget freak or engineer would love. Vote for a nominee and tell us what you think. |
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Show Us the Parts.
Are you having trouble sourcing tantalum capacitors? ADCs? Micros? You're not alone. Join our "Parts Shortage" discussion to vent — and help us drive the industry toward a solution. |
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Today's Featured Guide:
Dave Braun covers polymer and organic flexible displays by indexing news and resource links. |
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