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BT 1000-7SS1 Digital Baby Monitor Teardown
Basic Package includes one baby (camera) monitor and one parent unit; Can connect up to 4 cameras; 2.8 Inch LCD color screen on parent unit
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Coolpad 7290 Mobile Handset Teardown
4.5' HSPA+ Entry-level smartphone for world markets1 GHz Mediatek MT6577 CoreHSPA+Secondary VGA camera in addition to 5MP primary cameraAnalysis assumes Coolpad are able to achieve 'best in market' high volume pricing from MediatekCoolpad is the brand name
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Cree BA19-08027OMF-12DE26-1U100 LED Light Bulb Teardown
LED Light Bulb, 60W Equivalent Output, 9.5 W Actual Consumption; Standard A19 Incandescent Form Factor, w/ E26 Screw Base
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Lenovo A765e Mobile Handset Teardown
4.5' IPS Panel based smartphone; Qualcomm MSM8625 Core (S4 SnapDragon 1.2GHz)
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EU Tariff Ends Era of Low-Cost Chinese Solar PV Modules in Europe, Slows Installations
The EU’s antidumping tariffs mark the end of inexpensive Chinese photovoltaic that have driven the fast growth of installations in the region.
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MagnaChip and National Nano Fab Center Expand RF Module Offerings
MagnaChip and NNFC, both based in Korea, have entered into a SOI RF CMOS technology transfer agreement targeting expansion into the emerging RF FEM foundry market.
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Mouser and intel Announce Global Distribution Agreement
Mouser Electronics has signed a global agreement with Intel to distribute the chip makers entire portfolio of Mobile, Desktop and Server products.
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UMC and SuVolta Join Forces to Target Mobile Applications
Foundry UMC and SuVolta, are jointly developing a 28nm process that integrates SuVolta’s Deeply Depleted Channel (DDC) transistor technology into UMC's 28nm High-K Metal Gate (HKMG) high-performance mobile (HPM) process.
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Appetite Growing for Private LTE, but Market Yet to Take Off
The private Long Term Evolution (LTE) market is expected to show slow growth over the next 5 years, but longer term the amount of data connections are expected to soar, according to IHS.
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Fast Charging is Key to Accelerating Electric Vehicle Growth
With the demise of electric vehicle (EV) battery-swap station innovator Better Place, fast-charging technologies are expected to drive the growth of the worldwide EV recharging market...
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Over the Horizon: Nanotech Transistors and Thermoelectric Materials
Electronics360 Contributing Editor Abe Michelen surveys academic and technical journals to uncover promising research that will impact the development of “over the horizon” commercial products that will impact our lives in the near future.
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Rice Researchers Develop Novel Memory, Grow Graphene One Atom at a Time
Rice researchers have built a 1-kbit rewritable silicon oxide device with diodes that eliminate data-corrupting crosstalk. Separately, the researchers have synthesized graphene nanoribbons on metal from the bottom up — atom by atom.
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REC Forms Separate Entities for Solar and Silicon Products
Norway’s Renewable Energy Corporation ASA will divide the company into two entities, launching the Silicon and Solar divisions as independently listed companies.
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Semiconductor equipment book-to-bill ratio rises to 1.10
New orders for semiconductor equipped increased just 0.7 percent last month but the book-to-bill ratio increased to 1.10 from 1.08.
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Chip Spending Returns to Growth as Apple and Samsung Battle for Lead
After a flat year in 2012, global purchasing of semiconductors by the world’s top electronic brands is set to return to growth in 2013, as Apple Inc. and Samsung Electronics contend to claim the title of biggest spender.
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Global Cellphone Gray Market Continues to Decline
The gray market for cellphones will contract for the second consecutive year in 2013, with worldwide shipments dropping by 12 percent. Shipments reached their peak in 2011 with...
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Win or Lose: China CE Market Proffers Split Results
The consumer electronics market in China presented a mixed picture in the first quarter as vigorously growing segments were countered by increasingly frail markets. Among the...
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WLAN and Bluetooth to Increase Dominance in Industrial Sector
More than half of all wireless-enabled industrial automation equipment shipped in 2012 used Bluetooth or 802.11a/b/g/n WLAN technology, with the two entrenched standards set to increase their domination of the market in the coming years.
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DRAM Market in Q1 Sustains Gains Made Late Last Year
The market for dynamic random access memory (DRAM) continued its implausible rally in the first quarter, buoyed by rising commodity prices and a slight undersupply that would...
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US Television Market Down in Q1 due to Weak Plasma Sector
The U.S. television market contracted by nearly 10 percent in the first quarter compared to the same time a year ago as shipments plunged in the moribund plasma sector and...
