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GoPro Unveils Detachable LCD Screen for HD HERO Camera

Gear mountable and wearable camera company, GoPro has introduced a new detachable LCD screen called the LCD BacPac for the 1080p HD HERO camera.

4 Feb 2011

NEC Unveils High-Brightness Projectors for Education and Corporate Boardrooms

Provider of LCD projector solutions, NEC Display Solutions of America has unveiled a new range of projectors for government training rooms, higher education classrooms, and corporate boardrooms.

4 Feb 2011

Are Off the Shelf Lenses As Good as Specialist Lenses

Resolve Optics has published a new white paper entitled 'Are off-the-shelf optics always the best solution?' that compares the benefits to organisations of sourcing 'off-the-shelf' lenses with specialist lenses that meet the exact needs of their application.

From Resolve Optics Ltd. 3 Feb 2011

Maven Semantic Updates Medical Imaging Database

Maven Semantic has updated its Medical Imaging database that profiles 124,000 individuals working in the field of Medical Imaging.

3 Feb 2011

Free Amsterdam University Uses Lumidigm’s Multispectral Imaging Sensors in Fingerprint Readers

A renowned European college, Free Amsterdam University (VU) is utilizing the Venus Series multispectral imaging sensors from Lumidigm in fingerprint readers to give entry access to 8,000 staff, students and faculty for its numerous recreation facilities across Amsterdam.

3 Feb 2011

Researchers Devise Better Biocompatible Retinal Implants

Vision loss due to degenerative eye diseases like macular degeneration or retinitis pigmentosa has been restored with retinal implants in the past. Now new research suggests a way to make higher-quality, more biocompatible retinal implants by integrating living neural cells with a soft organic polymer semiconductor.

2 Feb 2011

ON Semiconductor to Purchase Cypress’ CMOS Image Sensor Business Unit

Supplier of integrated circuit equipment and semiconductors, ON Semiconductor has entered into a definitive agreement with Cypress Semiconductor to acquire Cypress’ CMOS Image Sensor Business Unit (ISBU) in an all cash deal for about $31.4 million. The deal is anticipated to be completed by the end of Q1 of 2011.

31 Jan 2011