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KRS Murthy of i3world.us

Posted by Kevin Sadria – March 23, 2014
Category: Exclusive videos, ARM TechCon

KRS Murthy from I Cubed World talking about ARM technology in this interview. KRS Murthy talks about high potentials of ARM technology and other objects and features that can be added to make a perfect combination for usage in the market as desktop, server and mobile technology industry. What’s coming in the future, what will get huge and what is going to fail?

Dr. Murthy is a serial entrepreneur, serial C level executive, inventive scientist, innovative engineer, leader in professional societies and public speaker. His passion encompasses singing, composing, acting, directing, costumes design, theatre make up, stage craft and design, background music, sound effects, lighting and colored powder painting.

Adaptmicrosys suggests to boost performance and lower power consumption

Posted by Kevin Sadria – March 21, 2014
Category: EDA, Exclusive videos, ARM TechCon

Adaptmicrosys hardware and software technology aims at boosting up the CPU performance and reducing power usage to get performance enhancement and power efficiency with this processing solution that keeps low cost in mind.

Adaptmicrosys has been developing innovative language-adaptive technologies for emerging computing/electronics/communication systems which require extreme sensitivity in energy consumption, performance, price, resource utilization (cache memory/channel bandwidth), security, and short time-to-market.

In particular, the Adaptmicrosys technologies aim toward energy/performance/price sensitive language-adaptive computing systems for processing behavior of instructions in lieu of executing an instruction after another.

This segmented execution is achieved by post-manufacturing instruction synthesis and customization including instruction packing and inline expansion for low-power and high-performance portable systems.

Contact Adaptmicrosys:

130 West 8th Street Erie. PA 16501
Tel: 814-459-6030
Fax: 814-459-6137
Contact: Kyu Jung
e-Mail: jung@adaptmicrosys.com
Website: www.adaptmicrosys.com

Powertech Smart Multi Plug Adapter, Motion Detector, Light Meter and more

Posted by Kevin Sadria – October 28, 2013
Category: Internet of Things, Exclusive videos, HKTDC Electronics Fair

Power Tech can provide Plug & Play Controls, Power Safety and Power Usage information Applications for Android or iOS system.

Power Tech make Power Plugs that have an LED light that warns you when you are over-using the power capacity of the Plug to prevent future damages to the environment.

They make Smart Multi Plug Adapter with a transmission module. Each Plug can be controlled from your Android or iOS device. These Plugs have an option that can be turned on or off when the person is near the central Plug in the room.

Motion Detector, Usb charging adapter and Light Meter are other products that get made from Power Tech.

Power Tech Company is based in Taiwan.

Filmed at the HKTDC Hong Kong Electronics Fair (Autumn Edition) 2013

Alldocube 9.7″ HD IPS Display Tablet for 125$ and 7.85″ 1024×768 IPS Tablet with 3G for 125$

Posted by Kevin Sadria – October 28, 2013
Category: Tablets, Smartphones, Exclusive videos, Rockchip, MediaTek, China Sourcing Fair

Alldocube makes Android Smartphones and Tablets.

9.7″ HD IPS Display Tablet with 1Gb RAM and with 16Gb NAND Flash memory costs at around 125$ for MOQ of 1000 pieces.

7.85″ 1024×768 IPS Tablet  Quad core MTK8389 with built-in 3G is sold also for around 125$.

Contact Alldocube (serious distributors only please):
Shenzhen Alldocube Technology and Science Co. LTD
Address: 2F, Building 17, Pinshang Industrial PArk Liuxian Boulevard, Xili, Nanshan Dist, Shenzhen, China
Tel: +86 755 33022880
Fax: +86 755 21534551
e-Mail: mykie@51cube.com
Website: www.51cube.com

Wai Yip shows Allwinner A20 Tablet for $51, 3D Glasses for $1.5/$0.35 and more

Posted by Kevin Sadria – August 21, 2013
Category: Tablets, Exclusive videos, Members Content, Allwinner, HKTDC Electronics Fair, Android

Wai Yip Electronics at Hong Kong HKTDC Electronics Fair showing some of their products.

Wai Yip Electronics makes different items and devices but mainly Tablets and 3D Glasses.
The most popular 7 inch tablet they sell features an Allwinner A20 Dual Core CPU and it costs 51$.

3D Glasses come in many varieties, colors and shapes for general use at 3D Cinema or with other 3D Media and they cost 1.5$. The lower cost 3D Glasses are priced at 35 cents.
This company also makes LED Lamps. These lamps cost 3.7$.

A Car charger for mobile devices that can be used to charge Smartphones and Tablets is sold by them for 1.5$.
All the item prices shown up are available to be sold in minimum orders for 1000 pieces.


Filmed at the HKTDC Hong Kong Electronics Fair (Spring Edition) 2013
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NCUD showing their Projectors, Power Banks, Bluetooth Speakers and HDMI Sticks

Posted by Kevin Sadria – August 21, 2013
Category: HDMI Sticks, Projectors, Speakers, Power Banks, Exclusive videos, Members Content, Rockchip, AmLogic, HKTDC Electronics Fair, Android

NCUD makes products like HDMI Sticks, Projectors, Power Bank and Bluetooth Speakers.

Their 3D DLP Pico Projector is an Handheld Projector that can project 3D graphic content at 1280×800 resolution that costs 300$ for 500 units orders.

Another interesting Projector is a small-sized WVGA Projector that has Android OS build-in and is priced at 199$. The system is a full-feature Android that can be used with mouse and keyboard.

The CPU used in these projectors is RockChip RK3066 or AmLogic M3

The 800p version of Android built-in Projector is brighteer, comes in different dimensions and design and has 4Gb internal memory. The price tag for this model is 319$.

NCUD states selling around 1000 units per month.


Filmed at the HKTDC Hong Kong Electronics Fair (Spring Edition) 2013
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Ostec Wi-Fi Telescope, Wi-Fi Microscope and Document Scanner

Posted by Kevin Sadria – August 19, 2013
Category: Other, HKTDC Electronics Fair

Ostec Electro-Optical Science and Technology Co, Ltd. showing some of their products.

This Factory is aproved by TUV and has CE FCC Certification for some products.

Their patent name is called KoPa.

Ostec makes a Wi-Fi Telescope that captures image from the telescope and transfers it to your Smartphone, Tablet or any Wi-Fi capable device. The graphic content from the Telescope can be received from the device from different working Apps or from the device’s Web Browser. The price for the full suite of the Wi-Fi Telescope is 1400$.

USB Microscope and Wi-Fi Microscope is used to capture graphic content at high quality for small distances from the object. It can be used in Education Market and Beauty Care World. The Wi-Fi model costs 100$ and the USB model costs 50$.

A Wi-Fi Microscope with higher magnifying level is sold for 800$.

Another interesting device that they make is a Document Scanner for A4 Format for capturing paper images or for presentations to bigger screens. This product is sold for 50$.

They mostly sold product is the USB Microscope with 10000 units per year.

Ostec has its Branch Office in Zhenshen and Factory with around 60 employees in Guangdong.

Filmed at the HKTDC Hong Kong Electronics Fair (Spring Edition) 2013

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$68 13.3″ ARM Powered Laptop by Hivision

Posted by Kevin Sadria – August 14, 2013
Category: Tablets, Laptops, E-readers, Exclusive videos, Allwinner, VIA, HKTDC Electronics Fair

Hivision showing some Android Tablets and Android Laptops at the Hong Kong HKTDC Electronics Fair. Their 13.3 inch Notebook runs Android 4 and has a VIA 8850 CPU. The Laptop is in 2 variations. One model has touch-screen and the other model doesn’t. The touch-screen model costs $75 and the non touch-screen model costs just $68. Battery life said to be 3 hours when watching video or surfing the internet, I guess the screen is big and they have a small battery.

Their most sold Tablet is an Allwinner A13 CPU Tablet that is sold mostly in Spain and France and it costs $41.

6 inch E-ink eBook-reader made by them costs $49.

Samsung Exynos 4412 quad-core CPU Tablet from HiVision is traded for $110.

Hivision Factory has nearly 100 employees and claims to sell around 5000 Laptops and more than 10000 Tablets per month.


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JNCOTA Android Tablets and Game Consoles

Posted by Kevin Sadria – August 13, 2013
Category: Tablets, Gaming, AmLogic, HKTDC Electronics Fair, Android

JNCOTA Hong Kong Technology Limited showing some Android Tablets and  Game Consoles.

 

They make Game Consoles with Sunplus ARM Cortex A8 CPU without demanding the price which can be negotiated between the customer and the company by e-Mail.

5 inch Game Consoles made by them have Sunplus or AmLogic CPU and some of them run on Android while the others run on proprietary OS.

Another product shown by this company is a Quad Core Tablet.

JNCOTA is based in ShenZhen China and claims selling more than 10000 units per month.

Filmed at the HKTDC Hong Kong Electronics Fair (Spring Edition) 2013
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Macro Winners Electronics shows $59 Android Game Console, HDMI Sticks, Single chip Game Consoles with accessories and more

Posted by Kevin Sadria – August 11, 2013
Category: Tablets, HDMI Sticks, HKTDC Electronics Fair, Android

Macro Winners Electronics has a manufacturing factory in Shezhen with 200 employees that make HDMI Sticks, Android Game Consoles, Single chip Game Consoles and many other products.
They claim to sell at 3.5 million units per year mainly in USA and Europe.

They demonstrate some Game Consoles, HDMI Sticks and Single Chip Game Consoles in this video.

The Game Consoles are with a 5 inch screen or with a 7 inch screen comes with built-in Key Mapping Software to help gaining more control on the hardware controller and to make gameplay available for non supported games for the controller and also comes out of the box with an app that emulates Nintendo 64 Games, PlayStation Games, Nintendo Ds and Gameboy Series Games.

Price tag is 59$ for the 7 inch version and the 5 inch version with Action CPU costs 48$.

They make some Game Consoles that do not run Android but a proprietary OS and cost 28$.
They also make Single chip Game Consoles that you can play up to around 155 games and some accessories for it like Wireless Controllers and Shooting guns.

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ARM Processors to Run at 3GHz by next year

Posted by Kevin Sadria – July 27, 2013
Category: GlobalFoundries, TSMC

ARM based processor manufacturers Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) and GlobalFoundries  have announced that they plan to release ARM processors capable of running at 3 GHz “sometime next year”.

A new report cites that the game doesn’t end here. Processors clocked as high as 3 GHz are headed our way in 2014. Performance is not all about clock speeds, but if the current 28nm manufactured processors are able to clock in at 2.3 GHz, a process shrink to 20nm, expected to happen early in 2014, will certainly help increase clock speeds while consuming lesser power and die size at the same time.

The new 20nm node at TSMC and GlobalFoundries is expected to offer a 25% decrease in power consumption, allow up to 30% faster clock speeds and up to 1.9 times better transistor density with low leakage. That means more transistors in a lesser die, leading to more powerful processors.

These new products will bring the whole variety of technology devices to the Next Level but it depends on the user if device processor is a key consideration for them.

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