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On July 16th I met with three Cadence people in Oregon to get an update on the Virtuoso product line, the leading IC layout...
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)So you have created your ARM targeted Linux application but, now you need to debug or add features to it. This tutorial demonstrates the ease of importing an existing Linux project into ARM's Eclipse based DS-5 environment. See this and more at www.youtube.com/armflix.
Check out the implemenation as the system renders three types of streaming videos. This parallelization approach maintains both the functional and interconnects of the original C-code. It is tauted as a muliticore solution. Compaan is a company based in The Nertherlands: www.compaandesign.com
Dino Lite makes handheld, USB cameras. What makes them of interest is the of CMOS image sensors combined with very powerful (5x to 200x) optical lens. That optical range is impressive. Be sure to see the pinkish bolt and the ants.
Listen to what Charles Glaser, Senior Editor the book giant Springer, has to say about the growing trend in e-books and print-on-demand publishing. Monday 14Jun10 at the Design Automation Conferene (DAC) in Anaheim, CA
This is the first part of my brief video on digitial microscopes from Dino Lite. www.bigc.com
Warm-up act to Gary Smith's trends talk on the Monday (6/14) morning Pavilion Panel at DAC.
Ran across Nabto at the Embedded Systems Conference in San Jose, CA this week. Their embedded IP makes it possible for a small processor to serve as a webserver and create a connection through your firewall to stream content. From an engineering perspective it's pretty cool. For a journalist it's earthshaking. It simplifies connectivity without damaging security.
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