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Using a microprocessor board and a combination of pressure sensor, Quang Ngai male students make cheap robotic hands for people who lose money.
Dutch firm Philips has developed a capsule that allows the drug to be released into specific places in the intestine.
No one can deny the feature of television, light bulb, car or computer ..., however, scientists have mistakenly identified their role and importance.
Intel Corporation recently announced that it will bring Atom processors into mobile 'Internet access' devices and a variety of other laptops.
The microprocessor market for personal computers will point to the inflection point at the end of 2008 and early 2009, when for the first time, the number of laptop chip…
Intel has begun working on a new generation of microprocessors that apply 65-nanometer manufacturing process technology. This was assessed by experts as a more optimisti…
Reuters reported on August 18 that IBM has developed a microprocessor that the company claims is closest to simulating human brain activity to date.
By creating circuit boards and flexible microprocessors, scientists are coming closer to creating a flexible phone like rubber.
IBM scientists are committed to rapidly reducing the size of the world's most powerful supercomputers ...
Let's collect some of Intel's microprocessor capabilities to help find remedies for critical diseases, or predict natural disasters with an application on Facebook's vir…
Information from a number of motherboard manufacturers said that Intel expects to launch a number of new microprocessor chips under dual-core Celeron E1000 Series dual-c…
On January 7, Intel officially launched the Penryn microprocessor chip exclusively for laptops and marked the launch of the 4th generation Centrino chip platform - also…
Laptops that can achieve supercomputer performance are gradually becoming a reality. IBM is working to develop nanophotonic processor technology with higher data exchang…
Professor Jeffrey Rayport, Harvard University, had an interesting comparison between the speed of microprocessor development and the two automotive and aircraft industri…