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Comcast Announces MLB Network for Digital Cable Lineup in New England

By pur, at Thursday, January 1st, 2009, in Networking

Debuting on January 1 to more than 50 million homes nationwide, the brand-new MLB Network offers baseball fans a full menu of year-round baseball news and entertainment, from pre-season deal-making to spring training to live game coverage to daily analysis of the league and its teams. In its inaugural year, the channel will offer more than 1,400 hours of live programming, including at least 26 of baseball's best match-ups. MLB Network will offer baseball fans an insider's perspective on the sport that has never been seen before. This launch further expands on Comcast ability to bring the ultimate coverage of the national pastime to fans on a 24/7 basis...

 

The Software Plugin allows PlanSwift to integrate with virtually any other software on the market at no additional cost to the customer. PlanSwift has developed the "Send Data" feature that can send designated information, such as measurement totals (i.e., Total Area and Total Linear Feet), into many of today's software programs. With the new Send Data feature customers have the chance to use PlanSwift as a customized substitute to their current software packages...

 

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The development of power-saving CMOS technology enables employment of a specific silicon crystal surface, which previously had not been applied in silicon substrates due to the crystal surface's conventionally low performance in the past, by improving its performance. The new technology makes it possible to use current 45nm-generation fabrication facilities to reduce LSI power voltage without lowering operation speed, thereby containing production costs and cutting LSI power consumption during operation by approximately 20 percent (20%)..

 

Toshiba Launches Industry’s First 2.5 inch 512 GB SSD and SSD Based on 43nm Multi Level Cell NAND

By pur, at Friday, January 2nd, 2009, in Embedded Computer, Embedded Device, Semiconductor
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The Industry's First 2.5 inch 512 GB SSD and SSD Based on 43nm Multi Level Cell NAND provide high level of performance and endurance for use in notebook computers, gaming and home entertainment systems. The 43nm NAND SSD family also includes capacities of 64GB, 128GB, and 256GB, offered in 1.8-inch or 2.5-inch drive enclosures or as SSD Flash Modules. Toshiba's second-generation SSDs bring increased capacity and performance for notebook computers. They utilize an advanced MLC controller, which is also compatible with further advanced processes, that achieves higher read/write speeds, parallel data transfers and wear leveling to optimize performance, reliability and endurance...

 

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