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More from my technology series.
Again, no strobes: dished CFLs. One camera left and one, snooted, behind the board shining up onto sheet of red tagboard for the "sunrise/sunset" look.
Four different images are shown for each of eight objects (a Boeing 747, a Mercedes Benz, a container, a can of Coca Cola, a television set, a microprocessor, a mobile telephone and the famous “HOLLYWOOD” sign on the hills overlooking Los Angeles) : one image in “natural” colors, one in a reddish shade, another yellowish and the last one whitish, “incandescent”.
The 2 main ASICs used on the new Cisco Catalyst 6500 Supervisor 2T. Code name: Earl 8.
Used on the PFC4 and DFC4.
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The Real Canadian Superstore located at 411 Confederation Drive uses a GT 1175 Whisper Slider from NABCO Entrances. Inside, there's a cool microprocessor controller that essentially controls each function of the door. For some reason, the door's panel was left exposed, which allowed me to take this picture.
The Nokia N8 motherboard:
Toshiba THGBM1G7D4FBA13 K23538
Samsung K5W4G2GACA - AL54 (possibly 16 GB internal memory)
Broadcom BCM2727 GPU with dedicated 3D Graphics
4380044 9920Q VJ
EPCOS D1053
RENESAS 09801A
4376057 GAZ0035G
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This is a microchip/processor from an old soundcard I think.
www.nowpublic.com/tech-biz/microchip-celebrates-50th-birt...
The PICDEM LCD 2 Demonstration Board (DM163030) shows the main features of Microchips 28-, 40-, 64-, and 80-pin LCD Flash PIC microcontrollers including the LCD voltage booster and contrast controller. It is populated with the PIC18F85J90. Other devices are supported via a transition socket and are available separately. A sample LCD glass display is included for custom prototyping. The glass features 7-segment displays, wipers, thermometers, star bursts, and other common icons
Schede di interfaccia per centrali incendio serie AM2000, AM4000, AM6000 e AM4000 GAS.
NS-AM ETH: interfaccia di rete IP.
NS-AM base: interfaccia Echelon.
The WildCard 64 backup and development system for the Nintendo 64 is now available for purchase exclusively from Chameleon. The WildCard 64 allows you to archive your Nintendo 64 games to the hard disk of a PC via it's own PC Backup Kit, thus protecting your original (and expensive) cartridges. These game backups can then be played on the console at any time by simply sending them straight to the WildCard 64 via your computers parallel port. The WildCard also comes with a CD-ROM unit which allows you to load in any game straight from your own compilation CD. The WildCard 64 displays a menu of the games on your CD straight to your TV, from which you can easily select the game you wish to play. Included with your WildCard is all the necessary software to make your backups, upload straight from your PC, write your custom CD menu's, and even to convert your existing Doctor 64 backups to run on your WildCard.
The WildCard 64 will also aid the coder in programming games and software for the Nintendo 64, allowing the user to quickly and easily test code on the Nintendo unit straight from their computer.