Written by Kay Lewis on 28 September 2010
The University of New Mexico lawsuit claims the microprocessor giant infringed on the school’s patented double-patterning lithography used in chip manufacturing. Chip makers around the world have sought new ways to manufacture chips as the transistors and other components on them become smaller to fit into smaller devices. Intel spokesman [Continue]
Written by Kay Lewis on 25 September 2010
A new product called The Eco-Flight Board provides hotels, airports, conference centers, convention centers, and other venues located near airports a direct feed of flight departures that are displayed on LCD screens for easy viewing. Eco-Flight Board technology uses a non-PC-based player that uses less than four watts of power per screen. This [Continue]
Written by Kay Lewis on 13 September 2010
Meeting planners often overlook a key to a successful meeting: how to capture what was said so that participants can move ideas forward. Murals drawn on rolls of paper in real time, or graphic recordings, provide a solution that is more engaging, relevant, useful, and impactful than traditional meeting capture media such as transcription or [Continue]
Written by Ellie Hayden on 05 September 2010
Today’s caregiver may be juggling a career, family and personal interests, in addition to being responsible for an elderly loved one’s health, safety and well being. Fortunately, advances in technology are making it easier to manage information, schedule appointments and medication reminders, and monitor the whereabouts of family [Continue]