Communications
World's first Arduino-compatible micro-computer with Bluetooth low energy allows electronics makers to add smartphones and tablets to their projects
Nordic Semiconductor today announces from wireless startup 'Open Source RF' – launched on KickStarter.com – the world's first 'Arduino' compatible open-source micro-computer that can communicate wirelessly with any Bluetooth v4.0 (which includes Bluetooth low energy as a hallmark feature) compatible smartphone (including the iPhone 4S/5) or tablet (such as the 3rd and 4th generation iPad or the iPad mini) and is based on a new RFD51822 module...
ADLINK Announces Latest Industrial Mobile Handheld Computer IMX-9000
ADLINK Technology announced the IMX-9000, an industrial mobile handheld computer using the Windows CE 6.0 R3 operating system. Combining high-performance RFID, a barcode scanner and GPRS/WLAN wireless transmission functions to satisfy diverse working requirements, the IMX-9000, with superior resistance to impact, water, and dust, can be applied in a variety of industries, including fully supported logistics management, transportation, retail and ...
19nm Multi-Level Cell NAND Solid State Drives From Toshiba
Toshiba has announced that solid state drives built on the company’s 19nm Multi-Level Cell NAND flash technology are now readily available across Europe. Toshiba was the first company to develop 19nm NAND SSDs and the family includes the world’s smallest and highest density NAND flash drives.
Volvo Cars Launches In-Dash, Voice-Activated Spotify Through Sensus Connected Touch
Volvo Car Group today launches an integrated, voice activated music system through a partnership with digital music service, Spotify. The solution is fully integrated into the dash through Volvo's Sensus Connected Touch.
BlueCreation releases most complete Bluetooth 4.0 Audio Module
BlueCreation today announced BC127, the most complete Certified Bluetooth 4.0 Audio module available in the market. BC127 offers a complete package with all profiles, high-end codecs such as AAC and aptX, digital and analog audio out combined with the capability to connect to iOS and Android Applications with a simple control and configuration interface.
HSAutoLink II Interconnect System from Molex Delivers Design Versatility and Bandwidth
Molex Incorporated has introduced the next-generation HSAutoLink II interconnect system for linking multiple high-speed media protocols in automotive electronics. The HSAutoLink II system is designed for in-vehicle infotainment, telematic devices, radio and navigation systems, in addition to intelligent assistant systems and cameras for parking, lane departure, pedestrian warning, night vision, and other collision avoidance vision systems.
’Connected’ Vehicle Engineering Incorporates Feature-Rich Consumer Electronics
Today’s digital-savy drivers are accustomed to 24/7 connectivity to the internet and 24/7 communication with colleagues, employers, family, and social networks. Whether shopping economy or luxury class vehicles, they want the total driving package price, safety, performance, reliability, comfort and the ‘Wow’ factor. Enhanced driver and passenger features can help build automotive brand identity and differentiate a manufacturer’s offering...
AAEON unveils FSB-B75G
AAEON today announced the FSB-B75G, an Intel 3rd Generation Core i7/i5/i3 LGA1155 socket PICMG 1.0 full-size Single Board Computer (SBC) with onboard Intel B75 chipset. Utilizing PICMG 1.0, ensures compatibility with legacy ISA and PCI interfaces, while the Intel B75 Chipset and 3rd Generation CoreTM processor utilize less power and enhanced graphics performance over previous generations.
Weightless M2M Standards Group passes 600 Members
The Weightless Special Interest Group (SIG) today announced that it has welcomed over 600 Members worldwide in the rapidly growing M2M ecosystem. To mark the milestone achievement the group today announced the launch of the inaugural issue of Zero-G, the Member publication for the Weightless SIG.
Using Bluetooth Technology in a Demanding Environment where Reliability, Robustness and Interoperability are Key Success Factors
Using wireless radio technologies in a demanding industrial or medical environment requires paying careful attention to the needs of the application. For instance, applications that are considered not mission critical include the use of Bluetooth for device configuration and maintenance.