Samsung Electronics Presents a New Graphene Based Transistors
By Daimaou - G.G-B - [21/5/2012 - 07:50] - 
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Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology, the core R&D incubator for Samsung Electronics, has developed a new transistor structure utilizing graphene, touted as the “miracle material.” As published online in the journal Science on[...]
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FC-R&D releases ZEEP24, a new energy supply system using sunlight, water, and hydrogen
By DigInfo TV - [8/9/2011 - 03:48] - 2 - Environment Science
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FC-R&D has released ZEEP24, a totally self-sufficient power supply system. ZEEP24 uses natural energy, in the form of sunlight, water, and hydrogen. With this system, electricity is generated during the day using solar panels, and [...]
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Via X FC-R&D
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A Nikon patent for lens with automatic AND manual zoom
By Akihabara News Team - [28/12/2010 - 10:22] - 0 - Cameras Science
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DSLRs and μ4/3s are getting better and better at video recording and, if you’ve tried to actually make some movies with those, you probably had to go through the painful experience of zooming manually while recording, which can b[...]
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HRP-2, the robot that moves like an old lady
By Akihabara News Team - [27/12/2010 - 06:09] - 0 - Robot Science
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Newscientist published an article last week about HRP-2, a robot unveiled this month during the Humanoids2010 conference in Nashville. Sébastien Lengagne of Japan’s National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology[...]
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Samsung’new high performance memory module
By Akihabara News Team - [7/12/2010 - 04:42] - 0 - Science
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TSV stands for “through silicon via” and is the name of the new three-dimensional chip stacking technology behind Samsung’s latest Green DDR3 DRAM module. According to Samsung, TSV will enable users to save up to 40% [...]
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A battery that charges by moving around
By Akihabara News Team - [6/12/2010 - 03:45] - 0 - Environment
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Researchers at Kanazawa University in Japan created a battery, the size of a 1-yen coin, made of a very special alloy, that allows it to be many times more effective than any vibration-based energy generating device currently existing.[...]
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kostas4X4 - [21/05/2013 - 07:21]