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LISLE, Ill. – May 21, 2008 – With thermal management for compact electronic devices in mind, Molex Incorporated (NASDAQ: MOLX and MOLXA) showcases its patent-pending LED socket technology atLIGHTFAIR International, Las Vegas, May 28-30. Molex LED socket technology reduces component count, permitting automated high-speed pick-and-placement of LEDs and resistors to greatly reduce cycle time and overall cost. Designed to support emerging solid state lighting (SSL) technologies, the new LED socket will be used to power Seoul Semiconductors Acriche AC LED. An LED bulb using Seoul Semiconductors Acriche AC LED and Molexs MID technology will be on display in the Seoul Semiconductor booth, number 233.
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via Embedded Computing Design @ 2:38 30th May
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DURHAM, N.C., May 28, 2008 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- Cree, Inc. (NasdaqGS:CREE - News), a market leader in LED lighting, announces that it has entered into an agreement with Toyoda Gosei providing the companies (including wholly owned affiliates) with access to each other's patented LED chip and packaged LED technology (including white LED technology). Toyoda Gosei and Cree have agreed in the future to discuss ``have made'' rights for LED chips.
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via Yahoo! Canada @ 10:56 28th May
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Germany : Avago Technologies announced a new miniature autofocus light emitting diode (LED) for use in ultra-slim digital still camera and cell phone designs. With a footprint that can fit on the head of a pencil eraser, Avago's ASMT-FJ30 is the thinnest autofocus LED in the industry and can play a key role in helping digital still camera and camera phone designers to further reduce the overall thickness of those applications. The ASMT-FJ30 is ideal for use as an auxiliary autofocus flash in camera applications that require long distance illumination and a narrow radiation pattern.
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via 3G @ 11:51 18th Jun
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May 5, 2008 -- Avago Technologies today announced a new miniature autofocus light emitting diode (LED) for use in ultra-slim digital still camera and cell phone designs. With a footprint that can fit on the head of a pencil eraser, Avago’s ASMT-FJ30 is the thinnest autofocus LED in the industry and can play a key role in helping digital still camera and camera phone designers to further reduce the overall thickness of those applications. The ASMT-FJ30 is ideal for use as an auxiliary autofocus flash in camera applications that require long distance illumination and a narrow radiation pattern.
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via Analog and DSP @ 16:54 7th May
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Companies agree to license patents covering crucial LED technology in case brought by Columbia Professor Emerita Gertrude Neumark Rothschild NEW YORK, May 27 /PRNewswire/ -- Four leading consumer electronics companies including Sony Corp. and Sanyo Electric Co. Ltd., Exceed and Lucky Light, have agreed to license patents owned by a Columbia University Professor Emerita that cover basic semiconductor technology used in Blu-ray video players as well as mobile phones, digital cameras and other devices, Dreier LLP announced today. The agreements with Sony, Sanyo, Exceed Perseverance Electronic Ind. Co., Ltd. and Lucky Light Electronics Co. Ltd., are the latest settlements reached in an LED and LD patent case against 31 companies that was brought before the U.
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via PR Newswire @ 10:44 27th May
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Cree (Nasdaq: CREE) today announced that it has entered into an agreement with Toyoda Gosei providing the companies with access to each other's patented LED chip and packaged LED technology. Cree and Toyoda Gosei both hold broad and substantial optoelectronic patent portfolios. The agreement will make it easier for both companies to develop and manufacture LED products without concern for the other's patents.
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via Street Insider @ 10:56 28th May
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"When you take a closer look at the command unit, you can see that the top four buttons are "F1" through "F4" and directly next to the "F" buttons is an LED backlight switch that allows you to either have red, green or yellow as your backlight color. Unfortunately, the red LED line on the bottom of the unit stays red no matter which setting you have the LED backlight on. The keys are very easy to push, almost too easy. Right above the joystick is a screw that you can tighten or loosen to keep the joystick in place, because Saitek allows you to move the joystick further or closer to your hand. I have big hands, so for me, the best setting was furthest away from my palm."
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via PCStats @ 14:42 30th May
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large_spokelit_red.jpgFlashflight's Spokelit is a small, battery powered LED that clips to the spokes of a bike and gives a highly visible ring of light as you cycle. Available in red and green, it's undoubtedly good for safety, and cheap: It costs $7 from Flashflight's online store.
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via Wired News @ 13:37 11th Jun
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Taiwan-based LED maker Advanced Optoelectronic Technology (AOT) has disclosed that Japan-based Nichia has dropped a patent lawsuit against it.
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via DigiTimes @ 11:14 5th Jun
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Wondering why there isn't any Led Zeppelin in the Rhythm Games you love? Here's what Michael McWhertor of Kotaku says,
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via NG4.com @ 7:16 4th Jul
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LED lightbulbs are already available on the market, such as the one shown here (manufactured by the C. Crane Company, available from discoverpower.com) which retails for $34.95 and lasts ten years. DiscoverPower advertises that you can run it 12 hours a day for a cost of 80 cents a year.
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via DailyTech @ 19:00 30th Jun
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A unique LED smart packaging solution - which can be applied to bottles, cartons and other forms of packaging - is being used in a commercial application for the first time.
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via Packaging-Gateway.com @ 5:51 26th Jun
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Two alternative energy projects led by MSU professors were chosen last week to receive grants from the University Research Corridor, or URC, the partnership among MSU, Wayne State University and University of Michigan, the state's three research universities.
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via Nanotechnology News @ 21:51 4th Jun
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A pioneering New Zealand-led project to produce an authoritative register of all the world’s marine species is being showcased on a series of gigantic street posters unveiled in Christchurch yesterday.
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via Scoop @ 6:28 7th May
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Cricket Australia claims that respect for the baggy green, rather than a lack of it, led to the controversial decision by the national team to wear a cap with a beer logo on it during a tour match in the West Indies.
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via The Australian @ 16:22 18th May
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Video games that energise players and create a positive mood may also enhance creativity, according to a team of media researchers led by an Indian American.
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via NetIndia123.com @ 8:51 25th May
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Video games that energise players and create a positive mood may also enhance creativity, according to a team of media researchers led by an Indian American.
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via Webindia123 @ 12:53 24th May
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Toronto, May 24: Video games that energise players and create a positive mood may also enhance creativity, according to a team of media researchers led by an Indian American.
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via NewKerala.com @ 12:53 24th May
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Pakistani politicians and military chiefs today accused US-led forces of killing 11 of their troops in "cowardly" air strikes along the Afghan border.
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via Guardian Unlimited @ 15:10 11th Jun
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Sony in an afternoon announcement updated its high-end BRAVIA XBR line with three new set ranges that it hopes step up the quality of its TVs across the board. In keeping with a leaked roadmap, the XBR8 series starts with 46- and 55-inch sets that are Sony's first to include LED backlights: the lighting not only provides a more even and color-accurate image but builds in local dimming that shuts off unneeded lights in darker areas, giving a major boost to the contrast ratio. The two sets also sport Sony's updated BRAVIA Engine 2 PRO for rendering the image, 120Hz panels to improve the picture in fast movement, a hooks for the BRAVIA Internet Link adapter, and a media port for connecting iPods and other media players.
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via Electronista @ 18:13 7th Jun
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After weeks of speculation, the University of Arizona-led Phoenix Lander sent back data last week confirming that it had found ice from water on Mars, a huge milestone for the project.
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via U-Wire.com @ 9:18 3rd Jul
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It started with a seemingly innocent relationship via an online dating service, and it led to a NASA employee’s computer getting infected with spyware that stole the victim’s personal information, including bank account numbers, social security number, address, and passwords to other computer accounts.
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via Dark Reading @ 18:33 2nd May
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Scientists from the University of Hong Kong used a nanopatterned mask to etch the surface on an LED. According to the researchers, the mask is composed of air holes between hexagonal-close-packed microspheres and could be a low-cost alternative to e-beam writers
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via Nanotechnology News @ 17:32 11th Jun
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via DDR Magazine @ 13:03 9th Jun
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Avago Technologies announces “industry’s thinnest” Autofocus LED for use in digital still cameras and camera phones
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via EDN Asia @ 23:22 9th May
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