The first generation DVD devices do not support copying
The newly approved digital rights management (DRM) technology does not allow customers to use the video player in the next generation DVD format to share content. Manufa…
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The newly approved digital rights management (DRM) technology does not allow customers to use the video player in the next generation DVD format to share content. Manufa…
The HD-DVD battle and Blu-ray disc may be the most hysterical and popular, but at CeBIT, the truth
The US electronics company claims the next-generation optical disc drive, powered by Sony's BDR-101A, will be widely traded in the first quarter of next year. Pioneer dr…
In the trend of developing a new generation of high-resolution optical disc formats, some Taiwanese companies have massively developed Forward Versatile Disc (FVD) stand…
Thuy Phong scientists develop new X-ray imaging techniques to capture the detailed characteristics of mummies at the cellular level.
The world's most powerful X-ray laser machine officially went into operation in the cities of Hamburg, Germany, and BBC on September 1.
Infrared emitters can transfer data up to 300 times faster than current systems, Reuters reported on Aug. 14.
US scientists use lasers to create the brightest light on Earth, one billion times brighter than the sun's surface.
Contrary to those who are afraid of enslaved humanity, Ray Kurzweil, Google's Chief Technology Officer, thinks that 12 years from now, people will be better off with sup…
Russian special forces received the first, almost invisible camouflage creams with thermal imaging cameras and cameras.
The X-ray image shows the telephone battery bulging and preparing to explode due to the accumulation of gas masses like a bulging pillow inside.
Many people believe that people will become immortal when they load information in the brain into the computer through digital technology.
According to the Polish News Agency (PAP), the camera is fitted with an X-ray detection system capable of counting single photons and capturing up to 20,000 frames per s…
US scientists are upgrading the X-ray microscope to study the activities of the microscopic world.
A group of Chinese scientists developed a micro-detector that allows to see through clothing or some paper and cardboard materials.