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Light Emitting Diode Television (LED TV)

2009-11-14T22:02:00.001-08:00

The technology incorporated in LED TVs can have revolutionary impact as the power consumption is expected to reduce drastically compared to its predecessors. Actually LED TVs work on same principle as well known LCD display TVs, but in the former LEDs are used to light the screen instead of conventional incandescent source.

There are two different ways to light up screen, it can be lit either from back or from side (Edge). Both these techniques have their own advantages and disadvantages. If the screen is lit from backside then we can get highly effective contrast in pictures with compromise on thickness of screen. Where as if Edge lighting is used then contrast effect may reduce with advantage of thin screen. Also some limitations arise, as cost becomes major consideration in practical applications. The entire screen having around 2million pixel is lit with mesh of just 1000 LEDs in case of Back lighting. With increase in number of LEDs no doubt we get better quality picture but cost also shoots up rapidly not only because of LED count but also due to the complexity involved in control circuit of LED mesh. Theoretically speaking each pixel should have independent LED in which case LCD screen itself may be eliminated and entire picture can be formed using LEDs itself.

Back LED lighting LCDs

In this technology the LED mesh is placed exactly behind the LCD screen as can be seen in the picture, and a group of LEDs is switched ON depending on the picture required. Controlling the lighting of each LED independently is very complicated process. As LEDs are backside leakage of light on dark pixel is very less because of which we get very sharp contrast. In the backlight simulation slide (middle) we can see that the brightness of screen at different parts is varied depending on which LCD displays the picture.

The clarity of the screen also depends on the LED density and controlling ability of circuitry attached. Presently optimum density is maintained in spite of which the cost of this type of TVs is around 25% more than fluorescent lamp lit LCD TVs.

Edge LED TV

Another way of lighting the screen is edge lighting in which the LEDs are placed along the periphery of the screen and intensity and brightness of pixel depends upon the intersection of vertical line LED and horizontal line LED.

In this type of technology the contrast is not as sharp as previous one due to leakage of light (Light incident on other pixels than intended one) to the adjacent pixels. But at the same time the thickness of screen becomes very thin.

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LED TV

2009-11-14T09:13:00.000-08:00

Advanced research and developments in semiconductor electronics is ramping up its applications in every stream of life. Once the TVs looked like big cubical boxes, which was heavy and large in size. Today we talk about thin “Plasma” or “LCD” display screen, which are about 25mm in thickness, also there is a buzz about LED TVs even though they are not released commercially yet all over the world.
The technology incorporated in LED TVs can have revolutionary impact as the power consumption is expected to reduce drastically compared to its predecessors. Actually LED TVs work on same principle as well known LCD display TVs, but in the former LEDs are used to light the screen instead of conventional incandescent source.
There are two different ways to light up screen, it can be lit either from back or from side (Edge). Both these techniques have their own advantages and disadvantages. If the screen is lit from backside then we can get highly effective contrast in pictures with compromise on thickness...
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Tips & Tricks to run Electronic gadgets without Battery!!!...

2009-10-01T11:01:00.001-07:00

The near and dear create fear when you need them most!…

Almost all gadgets we use need uninterrupted energy source either with mains plugged in or with battery backups, but they never move inch without power. And they love to drain out exactly when you need them most, Laptops blinks red when you are middle of the presentation in conference hall or you are sending very important mail, Digicams warns low power the moment you spot beauty to capture, mobile display low battery when you are in the middle of very important / interesting conversation. Under these circumstances some tips and tricks can definitely make one breath longer...

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Free Software utilities Absolutelly FREE Download...

2009-09-21T08:56:00.001-07:00

Hi, Utilities play as important role as OS for everyone who really wants his system to be dynamic. So lot many times people download either validation copy or sometimes pirated versions but having a grnuine softwares give completely new life to your system. You can use genuine utilities as long as you want without any legal threat or any problem.

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Future with Organic LEDs (OLEDs)

2009-09-16T06:24:00.001-07:00

With increasing energy crisis and environmental worries researchers are looking for more efficient methods of lightning the world. The organic LEDs (OLED) take them a step ahead, these OLEDs are expected to be much more efficient than inorganic or normal LEDs with life span of 20years.

OLED are composed of thin layer of organic compounds which can illuminate in a wide range of colors. As OLED is thin layer it is also flexible and..

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Google is Integrating HTML5 standard in mobile browser

2009-09-16T05:29:00.000-07:00

The search engine giant Google will soon give an another reason to smile for mobile internet browsers. It is working closely with open source developers for integrating HTML5 technology in mobile browser. Google's PC based web browser 'Chrome' is also actively involved in developing HTML5 standard which aims to provide powerful web applications to web browser without need for proprietary plug ins. The HTML5 is expected to take user experience to completely new level with richer and faster applications on internet.

Google is focusing on mobile application as mobiles market growth in India is considered to be the fastest in the world and also its emerging as major device for people to connect to web. There is also a huge potential

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Blackberry or iPhone?...

2009-08-15T11:26:00.001-07:00

Blackberry is a business device trying hard to appeal and popularize itself, while iPhone appears to be the present generation trinket clamoring for corporate acceptance. Its hard to compare these, as with every other feature one appear to be out shadowing the other. Both exhibit their excellence in some features and falters in some other. Which one to go for completely depends on what their personal lifestyle demands. Here are few points in which Blackberry holds an upper hand over iPhone.
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Is Yahoo-Microsoft deal a real threat to Google?

2009-08-15T07:14:00.000-07:00

The speculative journey of Yahoo-Microsoft deal is finally concluded, when two companies announced a partnership in Internet search and advertising to take on industry powerhouse Google. There is lot of skepticism about whether the this partnership can have strong impact on Google's dominance.

Even with the deal it appears very difficult for Yahoo-Microsoft to wean people away from Google's simple white search engine. If they fail to build larger audience base then it will definitely hit the major revenue source through Ads tied with searches.

Last year Microsoft rated 3rd in search market bid $47.5 billion to buy Yahoo, rated 2nd in search market. Finally Microsoft withdrawn the offer, this led to lot of soul searching in Yahoo and replacement of its co-founder.

Under this agreement Microsoft will provide the underlying search technology on Yahoo's popular websites. This deal is expected to boost recently launched Microsoft search engine Bing,
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Will 3G meet consumer expectations?!!

2009-08-07T20:37:00.000-07:00

By Sandeep S C, 30th July 08

The ever growing demand for richer and sophisticated applications on mobile cell phone has greatly influenced the exponential growth in wireless communication. Even before the penetration of 2.5G in to the rural market already urbanites are counting days for full fledged 3G network with great expectation.

Many developed countries are already functioning with full stretched wings in 3G. In India government is yet to auction the bandwidth that 3G is demanding. As 3G is having very large bandwidth compared to its predecessors, consumers are expecting much luxurious services from it, such as high speed internet, video conferencing on move, high quality picture, online streaming video & audio etc. Nearly 5% of mobile users have already upgraded themselves with 3G handsets.
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bookmark and share - Google Search

2009-08-01T08:41:00.001-07:00

bookmark and share - Google Search

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Femtocell Technology

2009-07-31T06:11:00.000-07:00

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Femtocells have the potential to transform communications by making the mobile device the tool of choice even in home settings. However, vendors and operators face substantial technical challenges to realize the potential of femtocells. For example, femtocells will increase the number of base stations by several orders of magnitude over the existing “macro” base station infrastructures. This increase will demand new approaches to areas such as mobility and interference mitigation. At such volumes, femtocell vendors will also need to follow an aggressive cost curve. Femtocells will require new approaches to installation and configuration, because they will be installed by non-technical users.

Flat femtocell network architecture collapses the base station, radio network controller, and packet data nodes of a macro-cellular radio network into a small femtocell access point.

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Real time Logic Circuit Design Concepts

2009-07-30T06:12:00.000-07:00

HTML clipboardThe Integrated Chips for performing basic digital operations & functions such as multiplexers, demultiplexers, adders, comparators, code converters, shift registers and counters etc are implemented using combinational & sequential circuits and are termed as fixed function ICs. In some applications where operational requirements may change over time, a non fixed functional ICs will be more advantageous.
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Spy Cell Phones

2009-07-29T06:23:00.000-07:00

Imagine a cell phone secretly watching your behavior. Think of your mobile phone eying your actions and recording them in its memory. Sounds impossible? I am afraid, it isn’t. In fact, cell phones can be used to track user behavior and record conversations and text messages that are exchanged through them.
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Multiseat Computing

2009-07-29T05:43:00.000-07:00

Most of the companies are looking for extensive methods for cost cutting in present economic situation. And this pressure is leading to new innovative ideas either sharing or reducing the resources. Under such circumstances Multiseat technology is providing a very cost effective way of sharing one PC by about 30 people with a help of software and access devices.
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