Development of Industry’s First Reflective HTPS TFT Liquid crystal Panels by Seiko Epson

September 1, 2010 ·  Seiko Epson has made an announcement on release of world’s first reflective high temperature polysilicon (HTPS) TFT liquid crystal panels for 3LCD projectors. The new display panel supports full HD contents and it measures only 0.74 inches on the diagonal. The new panels fuse the reflective display technology with the HTPS technology, providing a device level contrast ratio of 100,000:1 or higher, and ability of providing natural looking images and rich gradations....

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Toyota Motor to Install Vehicle Audible System for Prius

September 1, 2010 ·  While majority of consumers expressing their interest for purchasing hybrid or electric vehicles (EV) for their fuel efficiency as well as their environmentally friendly features, one major issue in using such vehicles are their near silent operating engine, to such a level that a committee has been assigned to assess possible countermeasures back in July of last year. The silent operation does not only concern people with hearing or vision disabilities or such,...

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Release of New 60V Large Screen Touch Panel by SHARP

sept. 1, 2010 · Sharp unveiled a new LCD touch panel combining sharp’s UV2A and LED backlight technologies, capable of displaying video as well as still images. The user can use the accompanying pen to right characters and other type of figures on the screen, making the display to perform as a white board for presentation purposes during business meetings and lectures. Furthermore, all the entered as well as displayed data can be save and later printed out, making it an ideal feature...

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CANON Unveils its Newly 120 Megapixels CMOS Image Sensor

sept-1, 2010 ·   Canon today announced the successful development of its APS-H-size (approx. 29.2 x 20.2mm) CMOS image sensor capable of delivering an image resolution of 120 megapixels (13,280 x 9,184 pixels), making it industry’s highest level resolution for this class of CMOS sensors. The new sensor beats Canon own highest-resolution CMOS sensors of the same size which has capability of 16.1 million pixels, by 7.5 times, offering a 2.4-fold improvement in resolution. The high...

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Development of a Hybrid Transmission Technology Capable of Transmitting Data and Power via a Single Cable by SONY

sept.-1, 2010 ·   Sony has made an announcement today on development of a “single wire interface technology” facilitating transmission of both internal data as well as power supply with a single cable that will result in improved design flexibility and reliability with mobile devices with movable mechanisms, through streamlining internal wiring of a mobile devices via single cable (copper wire). Up to now, the video, audio and control signals as well as the power transmission is...

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Release of Industry First LED Ceiling Lights for Home Lighting by SHARP

sept.-1, 2010 ·Sharp has introduced six new models of LED Ceiling lights into the Japanese market. The new lights are industry first LED ceiling lights, using company’s proprietary diffusion technology. Featuring a thin design that bears only 43 mm at its thickest part at just 8 mm at its thinnest, The new lights comes with adjustable color functions and dimmer function, combine for a total of 110 different levels of color and brightness. The new lights comes with Eco functions allowing...

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Release of New FinePix REAL 3D W3 by FUJIFILM

sept.-1, 2010 ·Following the release of FinePix REAL 3D System back in July of last year, as world’s first high-quality 3D imaging system not requiring any special glasses to view the 3D images, Fujifilm introduces yet another model of 3D digital camera within its FinePix product line-up. The new FinePix REAL 3D W3 comes with advance 3D modes for interval 3D shooting as well as Parallax Control, a 3D Tuning function, where the camera can automatically adjusts parallax in 3D Auto mode for an...

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50" Multi-Media Video Glasses with 4GB Memory

The Zetronix 50" Multi-Media Virtual Video Glasses simulates a 50” television screen allowing you to watch anything you want in privacy. The picture is displayed right in front of your eyes as a virtual big screen. The effect is that you feel as though you are watching a 50" flat screen television, from 2 meters away, in a dark room. The Multi-Media Virtual Video Glasses come with a video processor built into the glasses with 4GB of built-in memory.  Only with the Zetronix z260MM-Vision...

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Fujitsu Unveils LTO-5, the Next Generation Space Saving Tape Drives

sept.-1, 2010 ·   Fujitsu made an upgrade to its ETERNUS LT20, LT40 and LT60 tape libraries by introducing LTO-5, the next generation of LTO tape drives. With introduction of LTO-5 the ETERNUS LT models will be capable of higher speed of reading or writing on tape, while reducing the required number of media slots, resulting in a cost reduction for storing data due to its large capacities. The upgrade will provide up to 3 TB of storage, helping client with much smaller system with...

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Development of High Performance 8-bit Microcontrollers with Embedded Flash Memory

sept.-1, 2010 ·   Fujitsu Semiconductor Asia has launched a new series of 8-bit microcontrollers with built-in analog comparator and operational amplifier. The development of 32-pin MB95430H series is a response to growing demand for 8-bit microcontrollers for small system control that posses embedded comparator as well as amplifier function, especially within Asian markets. The new microcontrollers are targeted to be used in home appliances and industrial equipment such as induction...

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Release of 23-INCH LED-BACKLIT MultiSync LCD Monitor by NEC Display

sept.-1, 2010 ·NEC Display released its brand new 23-inch desktop Led-backlit MultiSync E231W LCD monitor targeted at business clients. With its advance features, the new E231W monitor allows it user to open several applications simultaneously, plus its fully-ergonomic design includes 110mm height adjustment, tilt, swivel as well as pivot for ease of use. The new monitor offers reduced power consumption as well as reduced heat generation, and an ambient light sensor for detecting external...

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Development of New technology for Self-encrypting Disk Drives in Improving Data Security and Leakage by TOSHIBA

sept.-1, 2010 ·Security of your stored data is not limited to client PCs and removable storage devices; it also includes document images that are stored on the hard disk drives in copier as well as printer systems. In ensuring data security at this level, Toshiba has developed a new data security technology. Toshiba’s new “Wipe Technology” has been designed to ensure improved data security and reduce the risk of data leakage that are associated with document image data stored on copier and...

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Launch of Supercomputer for Use in development of Drugs for Treatment of Cancer Relapse and Metastasis

sept. 1, 2010 ·  Fujitsu and University of Tokyo have successfully built a supercomputer that can be used for development of anticancer drugs. The built of the supercomputer would enable the researchers to device supercomputer simulations in designing basic structures for antibody drugs, paving the way for development of 3rd generation antibody drugs with fewer side effects. There type of drugs is expected to treat types of cancers with a high incidence rate in Japan, including...

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NEC Display Unveils a New 43-inch Bar-Type Display for Digital Signage Market

August 9, 2010 · Filed Under Trendy Products  NEC Display Solution of America has introduced a new 43-inch bar-type LCD display. The X431BT is a new addition to company’s X Series LCD display, specially designed to offer digital signage solution to the businesses that do not have an environment for standard-size screens, such as transportation facilities, quick-service restaurants and retail stores. Furthermore, the new X431BT extends the messaging options through DisplayPort, HDMI and...

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World’s first new ecology mail system “Handy Eco Mail”

sept.-1, 2010 ·    “Handy Eco Mail” is simply a mail packing system using tape and address label directly on a pamphlet instead of using envelop or vinyl for packing the pamphlet. When the pamphlet gets through the “Handy Eco Mail”, it automatically closes the open side of the pamphlet with tape. Oh did I forget; the user has to place the address label by hand which company claims this would eliminate any needs for using envelop. The tape that has been used in “Handy Eco Mail”...

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iPhone app a threat to the stethoscope

The iPhone could soon replace the doctors' best friend, the traditional stethoscope, thanks to a free application created by a University College London [ Images ] researcher.Peter Bentley invented the 'iStethoscope' application which monitors heartbeat through sensors in the iPhone as just a bit of fun.And, more than three million doctors across the world are signing up for the free application."Everybody is very excited about the potential of the adoption of mobile phone technology into...

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No Bones about it - new iPhone stethoscope app is putting sci-fi medical technology into practice

THE sci-fi medical technology of Star Trek's Dr Bones McCoy is even closer to reality, with a new iPhone stethoscope app that doctors are already using to save lives in Britain.The Daily Mail reports today that more than three million doctors have downloaded an iPhone app which is replacing the stethoscope in UK hospitals. The iStethoscope app was originally created by Peter Bentley at University College as a gimmick  but now more than 500 users a day are downloading the free version of the app to their iPhones.To use the app, the iPhone...

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