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High density packaging to grow 32% in 2005

High demand for digital consumer and mobile applications such as cellphones, Bluetooth, and digital cameras is driving demand for high-density packages, according to The Information Network. The total high-density packaging HDP market is projected to grow 32% in 2005 to reach 1.5 bln units, and a further 21% in 2006...

Tags: HDP, Communications Sector, Communications

Blog posts 2005-12-07

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Asus, QNAP release new 1080p HD media streamers

Home theaters are still waiting for the killer device that will run away with the market for streaming media to your HDTV. How do we know? More and more companies are jumping into the "network media player" game—a dominant device (whether a networked TV or super...

Tags: ASUS, Network, Video, 1080p, QNAP, Corporate Communications, Network-Attached Storage (NAS), Ethernet, Networking, Marketing, Storage, Hardware, Sean Portnoy

Blog posts 2009-10-01

Asus will launch budget O!Play media streamer at Computex

Asus revolutionized the laptop industry with the launch of its Eee PC netbooks roughly a year ago, and now it's hoping to strike gold twice with a new low-priced media streamer that will be introduced at the massive Computex show this week. According to Hardware.info, Asus will debut the unfortunately...

Tags: ASUS, Computex, Video, O!Play, Media Streamer, Corporate Communications, Ethernet, Netbooks, Nettops & MIDs, Marketing, Networking, Hardware, Sean Portnoy

Blog posts 2009-05-31

Monster vs. Vampires: Cutting down home theaters' wasted energy

You may best know Monster Cable as the company that produces the $80 HDMI cables that Best Buy tries to sell you as being superior to the $10 ones you can find online. But with its GreenPower products, Monster is more concerned with the wasted energy being sucked from electronics...

Tags: Home Theater, Monster, Home Entertainment, Tv & Home Theater, Consumer Electronics, Cable, Personal Technology, Telecommunications, Sean Portnoy

Blog posts 2009-05-03

Denon AVR-789

Editors' note: The Denon AVR-789 is nearly identical to the AVR-1909, therefore the reviews are very similar. The AVR-789 lacks the smaller remote for second zone usage and a wired RF input, but is otherwise functionally identical. Setting up an audiovisual receiver isn't for the faint of heart. Stripping...

Tags: Overall IT, Denon AVR-789, receiver, Denon

Product reviews 2009-01-23

Denon AVR-1909

Setting up an AV receiver isn't for the faint of heart. Stripping speaker wire, multitudes of cables, inputs and outputs, confusing configuration--even the most grizzled AV nerd is likely to make at least one mistake during a setup. And even after you get it set up, it can be a...

Tags: Overall IT, LCD Display, Denon AVR-1909, receiver, Denon

Product reviews 2009-01-20

Monster power strips have monster price tags

The makers of famously overpriced audiophile cables the wallet still pains at the sight of one, Monster has ventured into the power strip arena, and it's keeping the family reputation alive. First, the Digital Life Power Center Green Power lineup is intended for connecting your computer gear....

Tags: Power Management, Monster, Productivity, Andrew Nusca

Blog posts 2008-09-03

Best Practices for Oracle Automatic Storage Management (ASM) on Hitachi Dynamic Provisioning(HDP)

When the volumes storing such increasing data (example: volumes for Oracle database) are secured as virtual volumes with Hitachi Dynamic Provisioning software HDP for the Hitachi Storage Universal platform V USP V, costs can be reduced and the management burden reduced. This paper explains some best practices for using Hitachi...

Tags: Oracle Corp., Storage Management, Hitachi Ltd., Best Practice, Storage, Hardware

White papers 2008-03-01