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Braven 600 Bluetooth Mobile Speaker Teardown
$149 wireless speaker bar from a small 'Kickstarter' startup company.
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HMDX Audio HX-P230A JAM Bluetooth Mobile Speaker Teardown
This HMDX Bluetooth speaker is at the lower end of the pricing spectrum, retailing for $49.99.
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Jawbone Jambox Bluetooth Mobile Speaker Teardown
The Jawbone Jambox was referred to as a major point of reference for several wireless speaker systems.
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Logitech UE Mobile Boombox Bluetooth Mobile Speaker Teardown
$99 wireless speaker bar from Logitech.
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NFC-Enabled Handsets to Grow Nearly Tenfold from 2012 to 2017
Shipments of cellphones equipped with Near Field Communication (NFC) will expand by nearly a factor of 10 from 2012 to 2017, reaching 1.2 billion units as the majority of...
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Philips Shoqbox SB7200 Bluetooth Mobile Speaker Teardown
Probably because of poor market penetration these days - Philips produces a product to compete in the $200 USD retail price range - but sells it for $180 USD while offering 'extra features' to distinguish itself.
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Polysilicon Price Stabilizes Despite Looming Trade Disputes
Following a sustained stretch of severe declines from February 2012 through the end of the year, solar polysilicon pricing has stabilized in early 2013, with prices steady in April and early...
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Smart Glass Shipments Set to Surge
Shipments of smart glasses could reach over 6 million units by 2016 up from 50,000 today driven by the development of innovative apps rather than hardware.
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Most Industrial Electronics Semiconductor Suppliers Hurt by Revenue Reversals
The Top 10 semiconductor suppliers last year for the industrial electronics market mostly suffered revenue declines consistent with the downturn of a beleaguered industry. Together the...
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Power Couple: ABB to Buy Power-One
Industrial powerhouse ABB is buying U.S.-based Power One for $1 billion with its sights set on becoming a leader in solar inverters.
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Bosch NG1.1 HMI Teardown
This teardown is of a Bosch NG1.1 HMI (Human Machine Interface) Unit - which is built specifically for GM and is the heart of CUE (Cadillac User Experience) infotainment system.
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Use of Small Cells in New Wi-Fi Architectures Will Reshape Wireless Consumption Patterns
The use of Wi-Fi functionality in small cells to ease heavily congested data pipes will be a crafty game changer in wireless networking technology, tying in to the massive market...
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Does LG Display Really Profits from Apple Tie?
LGD’s poor results for the quarter was blamed on a seasonal slowdown in demand and weaker sales to Apple, which accounts for around 30 percent of the company’s revenue.
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March Chip Equipment Bookings Up
North American semiconductor equipment orders for the month of March increased of 23 percent from the prior quarter but were down from a year ago.
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China Power MOSFET Market to Revive After Dismal 2012
Signaling an improvement for the Chinese and other key global economies, shipments of power MOSFETs, which are widely used in a broad range of electronic products and systems...
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Samsung ATIV S GT-i8750 Mobile Handset Teardown
The Samsung ATIV Series is a line of mobile devices such as smartphones, tablets, and notebook computer introduced by Samsung that operate under the Windows 8 operating system.
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Samsung Nexus 10 GT-P8110 Tablet Teardown
The Nexus 10 is the second tablet in Google's Nexus series.
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Sharp Display Ramps up for Samsung
The deal calls for Sharp to supply energy-saving, high-performance LCD panels for Samsung notebook computers as early as this summer.
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Soft PC Market Puts Pressure on AMD
Echoing Intel's announcement earlier with week, AMD reported lackluster results for Q1 2013 due in large part to soft PC sales. The company reported it has largely completed its restructuring.
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New Standards Clear Path for Development of China’s Smart Meter Market
A series of new technical standards designed to enhance smart meter quality management and control are set to deploy in August, helping China's smart meter market to expand by...
