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Articles in Feb 7, 2000 issue of Electronics Times

• Single-chip Bluetooth at $5 `soon'
• Agilent's 100 Scots jobs
• Licence winners `must spend heavily to profit' - Brief Article
• Dataflex seeks listing - Brief Article
• Videophone advance - Brief Article
• Samsung digital will be led by Chin - Brief Article
• Fast Transfer Rate - Brief Article
• GSM greed for 32bit chips - Brief Article
• Multiple slics can be fitted on one card - Brief Article
• Logic controllers can work at high temps - Brief Article
• Vital link in undercover activity - Brief Article
• Ethernet packet switch for HomePNA
• PixelFusion gets #10m and new chief executive
• One In The Hand - Brief Article
• Infotainment venture from Psion - Brief Article
• Sony CMOS sensors have reduced noise - Brief Article
• Bevington moves to Mitel as MD - Brief Article
• WAP means a hotline in trade - Brief Article
• Berlin trials ticketing - Brief Article
• Rotary switches have two/three positions - Brief Article
• Chip resistors dissipate little power - Brief Article
• Short-haul modem has 6.3-mile range - Brief Article
• HiPot tester 25 joins test instruments - Brief Article
• DC/DC controller crams power supply into tiny space - Brief Article
• News Digest
• Symbian development - Brief Article
• UK TechTracker - Brief Article - Statistical Data Included
• UltraSparc-III will be asynchronous - Brief Article
• Genuinely Pocket-Sized - Brief Article
• Will the smartcard finally come of age?
• Ground by Design used for Edgecard connectors - Brief Article
• Quad buffer comes in space-saving MSOP - Brief Article
• dc/dc converter handles extreme temperatures - Brief Article
• Pentium III Ethernet processor board - Brief Article
• Drive boosts variable speed range - Brief Article
• Intel buys fabs to boost flash capacity
• SmartCity aids Russia
• BT to cut more jobs - Brief Article - Statistical Data Included
• Royalties boost results at ARM - Brief Article
• Embedded DRAM for 1GHz devices - Brief Article
• Hollywood versus the code breakers
• Putting more info on cards - Brief Article
• Silicon photodiode has large active area - Brief Article
• Controller checks up on temperature - Brief Article
• Processors for power-hungry operations - Brief Article
• IC series comes fully integrated - Brief Article
• Embedded PCI for military operations - Brief Article
• Element14 focuses on selling chipsets not IP
• An Idea With Some Legs
• Taiwan row over common CMOS - Brief Article
• Wafers soon at Filtronic's Durham fab - Brief Article
• Sparc supports register windows - Brief Article
• Psion picks Hudson for Dacom hot seat - Brief Article
• So, is MP3 any good?
• Europe leads the field - Brief Article
• Keyboard makes fine check on fingerprints - Brief Article
• Switching regulator provides >1A output - Brief Article
• MOSFETs help protect batteries
• Flat panel monitors deliver crisp graphics - Brief Article
• One-box solution meets the standard - Brief Article
• Siemens launches contract design
• News Digest - Brief Article
• The 1GHz x86 chip - Brief Article
• Alcatel still ahead in zero IF wireless - Brief Article
• Bistable LCD ready for card displays - Brief Article
• Pull-up speeds SMBus rise time - Brief Article
• Step up converter lengthens life - Brief Article
• Snap-lock relays can save installation time - Brief Article
• Six devices boost choice of Altera Max replacements - Brief Article
• Connectors get into miniaturisation trend - Brief Article
• Board support for high-speed PIII - Brief Article
• `Stay loyal to GSM' call
• IMEC design tool `not compatible'
• Dual band RF - Brief Article
• Distribution on the up - Eurodis - Brief Article
• Intel gambles on a break with past - Brief Article
• Excellent Sound - Brief Article
• Americans learn to love the smartcard - Brief Article
• Schottky diodes handle more current - Brief Article
• Program talks to many devices - Brief Article

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