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Nuvation client wins 2005 CES Innovations award
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Nuvation goes Lead (Pb) free |
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Ziggy-the battlebot debuts at Robogames |
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Nuvation keynotes at TI conference |
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New Affiliations
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Pixim Imaging Chips |
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Airgo 802.11 WLAN chips |
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Wireless USB: The Scoop
Is Bluetooth about to get killed?
With strong support from industry leaders like HP, Intel and Microsoft paving the way, the Wireless USB (WUSB) Promoter Group is set to roll out its new short-range wireless technology and have products on shelves within the year. Already, promoters are forecasting that WUSB will quickly takeover the Wireless Personal Area Network (WPAN) market currently lead by Bluetooth and joined by the emerging ZigBee standard. How is this going to work with Bluetooth on the market already?
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Designing High-Speed Traces (Part 3)
Vias all over your board? Problem! How do you reduce reflections caused by discontinuities in your high-speed traces? Ben Schramm, SI Guru, explains how to maintain the integrity for all things high-speed.
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Message from Nuvation's CEO
As I sit down to type this letter for our first 2005 issue of CURRENT, my first thoughts are to thank you for taking the time to read our little newsletter, which has now attracted several thousand subscribers. Also many thanks to all of our clients, partners, and employees for such an excellent past year.
We've really enjoyed the privilege of working with some amazing clients in 2004 and into 2005!
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