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Wind River and Digia Collaborate to Extend Qt Commercial Support for VxWorks NEWS HIGHLIGHTS * Collaboration will provide a comprehensive embedded graphics solution for medical, industrial and aerospace and defense market segments for developers targetin
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Investing in stocks always entails a high level of planning and assessment because of the manifold risks involved. Even the best stocks do not always prove lucrative investments as there is a range of factors that invariably affect performance. Given the
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Models pose with Japan's electronics company Toshiba's 'Regza tablet AT700', the world's lightest and slimmest 10.1-inch tablet PC, which is 7.7mm thick and weighs only 558g, with a Texas Instruments OMAP4430 dual core processor, during a preview at... View Photo »
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Widely viewed as the only other successful tablet besides iPad/2, a win or loss in the next gen Fire could be seen as a proxy for TXN’s [Texas Instruments’] overall apps processor potential in higher-end tablets
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NVIDIA (NAS: NVDA) is in the soup. The latest earnings report tells us that the company's traditional business is losing steam, whereas its mobile chipset business, which is still at a nascent stage, has fallen flat on its face. Now it's time to take a c
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In the quest to find great investments, most investors focus on earnings to gauge a company's financial strength. This is a good start, but earnings can be misleading and incomplete. To get a clearer understanding of a company's ability to earn money and
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Masaaki Osumi, an executive for Japan's electronics company Toshiba, displays the world's lightest and slimmest 10.1-inch tablet PC called the 'Regza tablet AT700', which is 7.7mm thick and weighs only 558g, with a Texas Instruments OMAP4430 dual core... View Photo »
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a win or loss in the next gen Fire could be seen as a proxy for [Texas Instruments'] overall apps processor potential in higher-end tablets.
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Summary: First-ever single-chip passive infrared temperature sensor could be used in tablets, handsets, watches, and cameras for applications yet to be imagined. Texas Instruments recently brought to market what it claims to be the world’s first single-c
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Intel makes processors that many companies use in their products, but what it also does is propose, sometimes even impose, design conditions and price guidelines. A recent report from Fudzilla states that, when it set up its roadmap for the next Atom ser
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Texas Instruments (NYSE: TXN), better known in the electronics industry (and popularly) as TI, is an American company based in Dallas, Texas, USA, renowned for developing and commercializing semiconductor and computer technology. TI is the No. 3 manufacturer of semiconductors worldwide after Intel and Samsung, and is the top supplier of chips... Full Article
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Stellaris 2.4 GHz CC2560 Bluetooth Wireless Kit from Texas Instruments.
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The Texas Instruments Engineering and Innovation Hall at the Perot Museum of Nature & Science will bring fun and educational experiences to visitors. They can construct mock buildings, create their own digital music compositions, test paper object designs in one of three different...
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Models pose with Japan's electronics company Toshiba's 'Regza tablet AT700', the world's lightest and slimmest 10.1-inch tablet PC, which is 7.7mm thick and weighs only 558g, with a Texas Instruments OMAP4430 dual core processor, during a preview at Asia's largest electronics trade...
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Masaaki Osumi, an executive for Japan's electronics company Toshiba, displays the world's lightest and slimmest 10.1-inch tablet PC called the 'Regza tablet AT700', which is 7.7mm thick and weighs only 558g, with a Texas Instruments OMAP4430 dual core processor, during a preview at...
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Texas Instruments introduces bq51013, industry's smallest wireless power receiver.
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A Texas Instruments engineer holds one of the new 8 inch semiconductor discs that will be built in the one billion dollar plant announced by TI in this August 19, 2009 file photograph. Texas Instruments Inc is buying National Semiconductor Corp for $6.5 billion, paying a rich 78 percent...
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A view of the gate to a Texas Instruments plant in Loakan road in Baguio city, north of Manila is seen in this May 3, 2007 file photograph. Texas Instruments Inc is buying National Semiconductor Corp for $6.5 billion, paying a rich 78 percent premium to merge two of the industry's...
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President of KDDI Takashi Tanaka displays a new smart phone 'Arros Z', produced by Japanese computer giant Fujitsu, as the company announced its new range in Tokyo on September 26, 2011. The Arrows Z has Texas Instruments' OMAP4 dual core processor on its CPU and a 4.3-inch LCD display...
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A model displays the new tablet PC produced by Japanese computer maker Fujitsu called the 'Arrows' in Tokyo on September 21, 2011. The Arrows has a Texas Instruments OMAP4 processor and a 10.1-inch touch screen LCD display with a sensor to recognize a user's motion for remote control on...
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Exterior view of National Semiconductor headquarters in Santa Clara, Calif. , Monday, April 4, 2011. Texas Instruments Inc. is buying National Semiconductor for $6.5 billion in a marriage of two of the world's premier makers of analog chips, which are widely used in electronics to...
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