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Silicon Motion Announces SM2256 SSD Controller Supporting Micron's 128Gb 16nm TLC NAND (2015.06.04)
TAIPEI, Taiwan－ Silicon Motion Technology Corporation announced that its SM2256 SATA (6Gb/s) client SSD controller now supports Micron's new 16nm 128 gigabit (Gb) TLC NAND flash, enabling high-performance and unprecedented reliability for a new class of cost-effective TLC-based SSDs |
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PCOM-B636VG, Intel Braswell-Based Com Express Module (2015.06.04)
Portwell announces the release of PCOM-B636VG, a Type 6 COM Express Compact (95mm x 95mm) module based on the latest Intel Celeron and Pentium processor N3000 product families (4W~10W), formerly codenamed Braswell.
The new Intel Braswell architecture CPUs bring greater CPU and graphics performance over the previous generation entry-level CPUs from Intel while operating with lower power consumption and lower TDP |
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Industry Big Names Discuss Opportunities of IoT at COMPUTEX (2015.06.04)
TAIPEI, Taiwan－ Today Taiwan External Trade Development Council implemented (organized by the Bureau of Foreign Trade, MOEA), a forum titled “IoT and the Cloud: Software to Hardware—The Next Step”. ACER founder Stan Shih, MediaTek CMO Johan Lodenius, ARM CMO Ian Drew, STMicroelectronics Executive Vice President François Guibert, and NXP R&D Executive Vice President Hai Wang were invited |
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Tobii and MSI Form Partnership to Create The Great Eye-Tracking Game (2015.06.04)
Tobii Tech and MSI announced a partnership to accelerate the development of eye-tracking enabled gaming products, commencing with a fully integrated eye-tracking concept notebook.
Tobii and MSI have reached a memorandum of understanding that describes the framework for cooperation between Tobii and MSI intended to stimulate the development of eye tracking in computer games |
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ITRI Debuts Handheld and Wireless Mobile 3D Scanner (2015.06.04)
TAIPEI, Taiwan — Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI) is the top-ranked, government-funded institute for Taiwanese ICT technologies, has no exception debuted its state-of-the-art products at COMPUTEX TAIPEI 2015. The handheld 3D scanner and the wireless mobile 3D scanner (mScan) with the view to realize the smart living into a good business |
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XYZprinting Transforms into a Robot Provider at COMPUTEX (2015.06.04)
TAIPEI, Taiwan — Not only do mergers and acquisitions popular in ICT industry, but also crossover is an unmistakable trend. XYZprinting is a 3D printer developer, however, the company debuted its service robot and humanoid robot at COMPUTEX TAIPEI 2015 as if to announce the company isn’t satisfied for being a merely 3D printer company |
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Winners of d&i awards: AIPTEK’s ProjectorPad P70 (2015.06.04)
As a brand company, AIPTEK has always specialized in research and development of portable products. Since launching the world’s first type of pocket projector in 2008, AIPTEK has consistently been a leader in mini-projector products |
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New 16nm TLC NAND Designed for Consumer Applications (2015.06.03)
Micron Technology, Inc. announced a new addition to its expansive portfolio of flash storage products, providing a purpose-built solution for cost-sensitive consumer applications seeking high performance and reliability. The new TLC NAND is built on their 16-nanometer (nm) process and delivers a balanced set of features for applications like USB drives and consumer solid state drives |
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4K OPS Media Player Increases Engagement at Airports, Enterprises, and Schools (2015.06.03)
NEXCOM’s latest OPS media player, the NDiS M335 increases deeper engagement for viewers at airports, enterprises, and schools. Powered by Intel Celeron Processor N3150, the NDiS M335 delivers informative and eye-catching 4K videos while its remote manageability simplifies deployment, maintenance, and upgrade errands |
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Intel Teams up with Taiwanese ICT Firms to Realize IoT (2015.06.03)
TAIPEI, Taiwan — Intel makes Internet of Things (IoT) is not only a concept that teamed up with Taiwanese ICT firms such as Nexcom International Co. and Formosa Plastics Co. to build the state-of-the-art smart factory, as well as cooperated with other companies in a bid to realize IoT in smart home, smart building, smart logistics and smart education, etc |
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HomeGrid Forum Shows Off 4K HDTV In-home Delivery (2015.06.03)
TAIPEI, Taiwan － A host of HomeGrid Forum members are lined up at Computex 2015 to show the pace of development and deployment the technology is now enjoying. Vendors and silicon companies from around the globe are converging on Taipei to demonstrate a wide range of applications over every wired medium in the home |
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Rockchip Launches Lowest Power Wi-Fi Technology for IoT (2015.06.03)
TAIPEI, Taiwan – Rockchip launched at the COMPUTEX Show in Taipei the world’s lowest power Wi-Fi technology, the Rockchip RKi6000. The RKi6000 is new ultra-low power Wi-Fi and memory technology that reduces power consumption of IoT (Internet of Things) smart devices by 85% |
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ASRock's X99M Motherboard Overclocked to Hit a World's Record (2015.06.03)
TAIPEI, Taiwan –The World’s Legendary Overclocker Nick Shih has overclocked G.SKILL Ripjaws4 DDR4 3400 4GB memory modules to a mind blowing 4405MHz with the newly released ASRock Fatal1ty X99M Killer/3.1 motherboard, have landed on the number one spot on HWBOT and also set a new overclocking world record |
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Experience Apacer Cloud at COMPUTEX TAIPEI (2015.06.03)
TAIPEI, Taiwan — Apacer Technology Inc. has launched the Apacer Cloud, a smart home integration platform. The company boast of Apacer Cloud is the most private and secure platform for the smart home application that gives better flexibility and more diverse options in software and hardware integration |
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Apacer: We are Going to Build a PC Ecosystem (2015.06.03)
TAIPEI, Taiwan — Taiwanese ICT companies seize the chance to demonstrate their latest products and technologies at COMPUTEX TAIPEI 2015, Apacer Technology Inc. is no exception. The company’s President C.K. Chang stated that intelligence, safety and entertainment are three of its development visions, and the company is aiming to build a PC ecosystem in three years |
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Intel Changes The Interface of Thunderbolt 3 to USB-C (2015.06.03)
Intel unveiled Thunderbolt 3 at Computex in Taipei, the biggest change was to bring Thunderbolt 3 to USB-C at 40Gbps, creating one compact port that does it all.
For the first time, one computer port connects to Thunderbolt devices, every display, and billions of USB devices |
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Industry's Lowest-Power Gigabit Ethernet Switch for Home Gateways (2015.06.02)
Broadcom Corporation announced the industry's lowest-power Gigabit Ethernet (GbE) switch for home gateways, small business switch systems and wireless router applications. The BCM53134 GbE switch enables OEMs and ODMs to meet European Code of Conduct and stricter energy efficiency requirements for broadband routers and gateways |
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Economical Single Board Computers Boast 4K Kiosk Applications (2015.06.02)
NEXCOM has released two 4K-ready single board computers—3.5-inch EBC 356 and type 6 COM Express ICES 621—to meet the growing demands for bigger-screen Kiosks and digital signage. The EBC 356 is designed for embedded applications while the ICES 621 targeting customers who tailor-made their carrier boards |
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New USB3.0 Smart Hub Family Reduces System BOM (2015.06.02)
Microchip Technology announced from Computex Taipei the first USB3.0 Smart Hub that enable host and device port swapping, I/O bridging, and various other serial communication interfaces. The USB5734 and USB5744 feature an integrated microcontroller that enables new functionality for USB hubs while lowering overall BOM costs and reducing software complexity |
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Delta’s Smart Campus Showcases Latest Energy-efficient Technology at Computex (2015.06.02)
TAIPEI, Taiwan – The “Delta Smart Campus", Delta Group's landmark booth exhibition, held its grand opening today at COMPUTEX Taipei 2015 in the TWTC Nangang Exhibition Hall. This year Delta is highlighting its “smart green campus solutions” on the theme of classrooms and campuses where visitors can experience an interactive, digital, low-carbon learning environment |
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