Amazon Patent Describes Wirelessly Powered Remote Displays |
- Amazon Patent Describes Wirelessly Powered Remote Displays
- Cadence Design Systems and TSMC to Develop 16 nm FinFET Design Infrastructure
- Eurocom Launches the Scorpius Range of HPC Notebooks
- Google CEO Confirms that Glass Runs on Android
- Is Intel Pushing Android-based Notebook Hybrids?
| Amazon Patent Describes Wirelessly Powered Remote Displays Posted: 22 Apr 2013 12:02 AM PDT  Amazon wants to take the hardware out of your hands.
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| Cadence Design Systems and TSMC to Develop 16 nm FinFET Design Infrastructure Posted: 21 Apr 2013 09:02 PM PDT  Cadence Design Systems and the Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) have launched a collaborative effort to develop 16 nm FinFET technology.
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| Eurocom Launches the Scorpius Range of HPC Notebooks Posted: 21 Apr 2013 06:02 PM PDT  Eurocom's latest additions to its range of mobile workstations offer a 17.3" display and almost unrivaled processing power in a relatively compact and lightweight package.
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| Google CEO Confirms that Glass Runs on Android Posted: 21 Apr 2013 03:02 PM PDT  It's official: Google Glass is based on Android.
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| Is Intel Pushing Android-based Notebook Hybrids? Posted: 21 Apr 2013 09:02 AM PDT  Intel's recent talk about Bay Trail and low price points seemingly backs up talk about Android hybrid notebooks.
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