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Last year marked a turning point for the worldwide display market. At the end of 2007, more liquid-crystal displays (LCDs) had been sold than traditional tube TV sets. The market research institute DisplaySearch estimates that, by 2015, around 90 percent of all display elements sold will be LCDs. Forecasts such as these are very encouraging and are based on the fact that today’s flat-screen TV and computer screens, as well as the displays in mo...

electronica 2008, which is being held at the New Munich Trade Fair Center from November 11 to 14, 2008, will feature a separate platform for miniature electronic components during the 'electronica micronano-systems' forum in Hall A2. Microelectronics is one of the most important driving-forces behind innovation for a large number of industries including automobile manufacturers, biomedical technology, telecommunications, automation technology...

Anglia Designs has released a family of four graphics interface modules and reference designs that interface Hitachi graphical TFT displays to ST Microelectronics STM32 and 16 and 32 bit Microchip PIC processors. The modules were developed by an in-house Anglia Design engineering team to give customers an out of the box solution for driving one of the world’s most extensive ranges of graphical TFT and STN panels from two of the most popular emb...

STMicroelectronics has expanded its motion-sensing portfolio with the addition of the market’s smallest three-axis digital-output gyroscope. ST’s L3G3200D enables advanced motion sensing in ever-shrinking form factors of next-generation mobile phones, tablets and other smart consumer devices, by reducing the package size by almost half over current-generation sensors.

STMicroelectronics has announced a super-small and power-efficient temperature sensor allowing portable devices to benefit from features such as intelligent thermal protection. As today’s consumer lifestyles demand unprecedented performance and portability from products such as solid-state drives, notebook computers, eREADERS, smartphones, basestations and digital signage, hard-working electronics are packed into confined spaces and generate h...

Alors que les appareils de haute technologie les plus récents tels que les téléphones intelligents, les terminaux Internet mobiles et autres ordinateurs netbook adoptent les écrans tactiles pour piloter des jeux et des applications de plus en plus sophistiquées, STMicroelectronics, l’un des premiers fabricants mondiaux de microcontrôleurs, annonce un contrôleur d’écran tactile très avancé pour les applications multi-tactiles « rés...

STMicroelectronics, l’un des premiers fournisseurs mondiaux de microcontrôleurs, étend sa famille de microcontrôleurs STM32 avec de nouvelles fonctionnalités et une mémoire Flash embarquée allant jusqu’à 1 méga-octet. Cette mémoire Flash supplémentaire multiplie au moins par deux la mémoire dont disposent les développeurs qui utilisent des microcontrôleurs STM32, avec à la clé, le support pour des évolutions futures, des perfo...

As demand continues to grow for smaller dimensions and extra functions in mobile devices such as smartphones and other portable devices, a new integrated circuit (IC) from STMicroelectronics (NYSE: STM), a world leader in protection and filtering devices, reduces the total space required to embed microphones for a variety of functions.

NFC vendors STMicroelectronics and NXP today announced, in conjunction with Trusted Logic and Stollmann, that the companies are to promote a common hardware-independent API (Application Programming Interface) for NFC (Near Field Communication) applications on mobile phones and other devices running Android™.

The Portland Group, a wholly-owned subsidiary of STMicroelectronics and a leading supplier of compilers for high-performance computing (HPC), today announced an agreement under which Cray Inc will resell PGI® optimizing Fortran, C, and C++ compilers and development tools with the Cray CX1 line of deskside supercomputers and the recently announced Cray CX1000 line of rack mount supercomputers.