computer chip

I got a chance this week to see what computer chip maker Intel has up its sleeve in preparation for the next tech boom.

But a digital camera could be made for a few pounds, and a lens and computer chip bought separately and added later.

The kit will include a computer chip around the size of a USB chip, that can be plugged into a phone or computer.

She said she probably would not inject the computer chip into her body unless she thought it was a "necessity. "

So the researchers borrowed from microchip technology. They created patterns on a film, much like the design for a computer chip.

The system allows each cell to make sense of information stored trillions of times more densely than what's on a computer chip.

The main control computer chip is connected with a spare battery to enable the system to work as before during power failure.

A computer chip was attached to the brain of a giant beetle, so chosen for its bulk and ability to fly with a heavy load.

With a computer chip and measuring devices, the money changer checks the length, width and thickness of the bill.

The glistening, switching over etc. of the light of the lamp machine are all controlled by the inside computer chip automatically.

People place urine or saliva on a small piece of paper. They place the test strip in a small device that contains a computer chip.

Some researchers believe that it will eventually be possible for a device that contains a single computer chip to analyse all the -ones.

But central bankers did not create the computer chip, nor did they liberalise China.

The kind of computer chip that Gasson installed in his body is not in wide use, so no need to worry as of yet.

Moore's law, which holds that the processing power of a single computer chip roughly doubles every 18 months, applies to sensors, too.

We may have to export a container full of shoes and socks to pay for a tiny computer chip.

Conducting polymers in the fabric would transmit the signals to a small computer chip that would filter the information.

U. S. Army soldiers in Afghanistan are testing out a "smart" rifle that uses computer-chip-embedded rounds that can detonate behind walls.

The Administration wants to fight for the U. S. computer chip industry.

Scientists have developed a computer chip that could pave the way for a new generation of powerful 'quantum' computers.

Intrigued by the idea of artificial organs, a biomedical engineer uses computer-chip technology to craft tiny livers.

In theory, a computer chip has two main components: a processor and a memory circuit.

This software logic can be written in a higher level programming language, or it can be executed as assembler logic on a computer chip.

It's a law that says things about the number of transistors that you can fit onto a computer chip.

A computer chip plant being built by Intel in the northern city of Dalian is welcomed; a textile mill churning out $1 pairs of socks is not.

In order to spill out the heat produced by computer chip, heat sinks and radiators of different type and material are made.

Graphs have many possible applications in computer chip design, biology, networks, etc.

And so I made this thing in nearly the same way as you make a computer chip.

Digital cameras use millions of sensors to record an image, and then a computer chip in the camera compresses the data.

Therefore, if the region's computer-chip makers had limits placed on the amount of water they could use, water quality would improve.

The storage and computer-chip are putted in the stem, data and electric force flow through umbrella frame.

"Our argument is that in using something more like a regular computer chip, we make this technology much more accessible, " says Girvin.

The number of transistors contained on a computer chip doubles every 18 months.

When the soldier pulls the trigger, this information is wirelessly relayed to the computer chip in the shell.

In computer assembly, a laser system can help an operator determine if a computer chip is perfectly positioned on a circuit board.

A computer chip made from organic molecules rather than silicon or germanium.

My grandfather played an important role in developing this computer chip.

Another student, named Yushi Wang, applied the principles of quantum physics to design a faster computer chip.

It's actually a computer chip that was developed on a camera on board Hubble space telescope.

Intel Corp. unveiled the original Pentium computer chip.

A smart card is a small plastic card containing a computer chip.

Itel's creation of the 486SX computer chip, which was the regular 486DX chip with its math coprocessor disabled.

Here, too, the story of the computer chip is instructive.

Is a breakthrough in computer chip based on the above, but with an expensive way to do.

Applied Materials, the world's dominant maker of computer-chip production tools, ended at . 129.

Nearly 200 women at the computer-chip maker have taken the four-hour session.

Scientists have created an ultra-fast computer chip which is 20 times faster than current desktop computers.

These are transmitted wirelessly to a computer chip implanted on the retina.

2010-10-27 U. S. computer chip giant Intel Corporation's first chip plant in Asia began production in northeast China's Dalian city.

So what we're looking at here is a tiny computer chip.

They have a computer chip strapped to their backs, and they can fly these creatures around the lab.

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