Samsung may or may not have gone too far when it built the HMX-F80, a camcorder that got demonstrated at CES 2012 but has only now been formally launched. This product is something that probably gave Samsung’s product developers more than one little headache when they had to put it together. The reason is that
When ASUS released its version of the AMD Radeon HD 7770 graphics adapter, it also launched its interpretation of the Radeon DH 7750 video board. ASUS managed to become one of the first companies that launched their modified Cape Verde-based video boards in official capacity. For those unclear on the matter, Cape Verde is the
The Lynx Point chipset, the one that Intel intends to launch in 2013 alongside the Haswell central processing units, is a sort of technological paradox according to the latest leaks. Info has been pouring forth about a chipset that will follow another chipset that has yet to be launched, but this is only one reason
Enpirion has announced the completion of the EV1320 VTT 2 Amp source/sink DDR termination converter, which accepts input voltage of 0.95 to 1.8V. This new converter measures 3 x 3 x 0.55 mm and can make do with a printed circuit board area of just 80 square mm. Enpirion also made it possible to operate
OLED panels are really expensive at present, but this situation may not last for very long now that Konika Minolta has released a breakthrough device. What the company did was build the world’s first inkjet printhead capable of printing OLED displays, marking the first step towards roll-to-roll printing of OLED. It was a long time
