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VU Meter 60db

If you want the dynamics of the music signals to visual representations of 20-segment LED indicator bargraf covering a dynamic range of 60dB, you are the right place.   Designed as an attractive desktop VU meter for home audio, has its own power supply, linear frequency range and excitement of the speaker directly. Simplicity, low [...]

HTC Radar 4G headed to T-Mobile

Looks like the HTC Radar 4G is the real deal, after all. T-Mobile outed the Windows Phone Mango-sporting handset today, talking up the device’s 3.8-inch screen, 1GHz Snapdragon processor, five-megapixel camera (with a devoted camera button) and, of course, the titular 4G speed. No precise date on the thing yet, but the magenta carrier says [...]

Electronic protection for symmetrical power supply

The proposed solution for protecting, protects connected consumers with a complete shutdown of their power. Growth failure, be it through positive or through negative part of power leads to complete exclusion from the power supply voltage of connected devices: laboratory sources with symmetrical voltage power supplies, battery chargers, low frequencies amplifiers, stabilized or no stabilized [...]

HTC Vigor Leaked Info!

The Vigor will run a 1.5GHz dual-core processor with Android 2.3.4 Gingerbread. Sense 3.5, the newest version of HTC’s user interface, will also come packed in the new handset. Past that (and I know you’re wondering about it), the Vigor will have a 4.3-inch 720p HD display. We’ll also see an 8-megapixel rear camera and a [...]

Texas Instruments & National Semiconductor become one company

Mr.Rich Templeton Chairman, President and CEO on Texas Instruments writes:   Dear Valued Customer, In April I wrote to inform you of an agreement by which Texas Instruments would purchase National Semiconductor. Today, I’m happy to report, we have closed the deal, making Texas Instruments and National one company. So what can our customers expect? [...]

Samsung Sells 10 Million Units of Galaxy S II

Samsung announced that it has sold 10 million Galaxy S II smartphones globally! The phone was launched in April, and in July Samsung announced it sold 5 million units, reaching the 10 million milestone in such a short time span is quite an achievement, given the device only became available in the US a couple [...]

European Researchers Night 2011 (pictures)

On 23 September in Bitola we had a exhibition on scientific research projects in various areas of science and engineering. For me the best booth had Dr.Avramovski Peter, he presented his projects on his stand , he had many projects that he presented as an example:   Termoregulation for Soldering Iron 24 Led Police Flasher [...]

Repairing Digital Cam Samsung S760

Today we have repaired a Digital Camera Samsung with model no: S760, came with symptoms that will not to turn on and on the lcd display writes “Lens Error”. I changed the lens and i solved the problem. Video: Changing Lens on a Digital Camera Samsing with model S760.  

Motorola’s Latest Phone with the first ever qHD Screen

The Motorola Spyder has the unique pedigree of being the first 4.3-inch qHD Super AMOLED screen. That combination is a promise of crisp, high-res visuals. Rounding things out is an unnamed 1.2GHz processor, 1GB of memory, and an 8MP rear-camera. It’s already pretty similar to the Droid Bionic, but the new screen should help solve that graininess [...]

ZTE Skate Launches worldwide, it may even reach the US

The ZTE Skate – spiritual successor of the Blade and current flagship – is pushing on with it’s global roll-out and it looks like it may reach the US. Now on sale in Hong Kong, Brazil and Spain it’s also rolling out in the French Alps and into France and the UK. With a different [...]

Open Hardware Needs a SourceForge of its Own by Mach 30

Open Hardware Needs a SourceForge of its Own by Mach 30 @ Kickstarter The problem If you want to host an open source hardware project today, you have to cobble together wikis, forums, online polls, blogs, and online file storage to share your materials.  Then you have to send the link (or links) to your [...]