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QPC Lasers Announces Completion of Development Milestones for $12 Million Laser TV Contract
News | www.oled-display.info | Jul 8, 2008
“QPC is enabling a new generation of lower cost and dramatically improved high definition large screen televisions by replacing today’s poor quality light sources with our bright, power efficient, cost effective and ultra compact lasers,” said QPC co-founder and CEO Dr. Jeffrey Ungar.
Sony company to mass-produce FED displays
News | www.about-electronics.eu | Jul 3, 2008
Techradar.com: Less than a year after it launched the worlds first OLED television – the XEL-1 – Sony is looking to compete with an entirely different line of next-generation displays called...[[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and
http://www.about-electronics.eu/2008/07/03/sony-company-to-mass-produce-fed-displays/
Fujitsu Achieves Breakthrough with World's First New Carbon Nanotube Composite
News | www.nanowerk.com | Mar 3, 2008
(Nanowerk News) Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd. today announced the successful formation of a new nano-scale carbon composite featuring a self-organizing structure[1], by combining carbon nanotubes and graphene[2] which are both nano-scale carbon structures.
Sheets of Cheap Carbon Nanotubes Now a Reality
News | www.dailytech.com | Mar 3, 2008
Company makes 3x6 ft carbon nanotube sheets, 100 sq. ft. sheets by the end of the summer; possible uses include consumer electronics, aircraft, and spacecraft
Fujitsu forms new nanoscale composite for electronics
News | www.smalltimes.com | Mar 3, 2008
Small Times - Fujitsu forms new nanoscale composite for electronics - <img src="http://images.pennnet.com/gallery/68/275558.bmp" align="right" border="0" hspace="5" vspace="5"> Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd. has combined carbon nanotubes and graphene to form a new nanoscale carbon composite. The
Large Sheets of Carbon Nanotubes Produced
News | www.impactlab.com | Mar 2, 2008
Ever since scientists first figured out how to make carbon nanotubes-tiny cylinders of carbon with diameters of a few tens of nanometers-they’ve been touted as the material of the future: as strong as steel but far lighter, with the ability to conduct electricity in useful ways.
http://www.impactlab.com/2008/03/02/large-sheets-of-carbon-nanotubes-produced/
Carbon nanotubes as engineering fibres
News | www.softmachines.org | Feb 19, 2008
Carbon nanotubes have become iconic symbols of nanotechnology, promising dramatic new breakthroughs in molecular electronics and holding out the possibility of transformational applications like the space elevator.
Advanced Manufacturing Technology. Wireless Sensors; Carbon Nanotubes; Industrial Sensors
News | www.frost.com | Nov 23, 2007
This issue of Advanced Manufacturing Technology Alert looks at wireless sensors for bearing failure detection, fatigue resistance of carbon nanotubes, and a wireless transmitter module for industrial sensors. The issue also looks at solar-powered RFID readers for asset tracking in remote locations
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IBM moves carbon nanotubes closer to semiconductor chips
News | www.electronicsweekly.com | Oct 16, 2007
Carbon in a nanotube structure is a material that shows promise as a building block for smaller, faster and lower power computer chips compared to today's conventional silicon transistors. Phonons IBM's technique relies on the interactions between electrons and phonons.
IBM moves carbon nanotubes closer to semi use with measurement technique
News | www.edn.com | Oct 15, 2007
, N.Y. reported today that they have measured the distribution of electrical charges in tubes of carbon measuring smaller than 2-nm in diameter – which is 50,000 times thinner than a human hair – a development which moves carbon nanotubes closer to implementation in semiconductor chips.
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