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Penn State engineers have shown that broadband, wireless, indoor, local area communication networks that rely on non-line-of-sight infrared (IR) signal transmission can offer low error rates as well as safe, low below one Watt power levels.
Next-generation drives from Yamaha and Sony set new CD-burning performance standards.
PictureTel(R) Corporation (NASDAQ:PCTL), the world leader in integrated collaboration, announced today that The “Universidade de Sao Paulo” (USP), the largest institute of higher education and research in South America, and the third largest in Latin America, has deployed the PictureTel 900 SeriesINTO as part of the university’s distance learning program at “Escola Politecnica” (EPUSP), its […]
One ADL application is proved in the combat environment. Delex Systems, Inc. of Vienna, VA, holds a contract with the Navy and the Joint ADL Co-Laboratory to conduct an applied research project using the companys adaptive learning technology with Web-based instruction for EA-6B Prowler pilots. During the air war over Yugoslavia in 1999, the company […]
Macromedia (Nasdaq: MACR) says it is ready for the public to start poking and prodding at Sitespring before it puts it on the store shelves.
Apple is the dominant leader in K-12 education according to a report issued by industry research firm, IDC. IDC’s Report, “Apple, Still at the Head of the Class: Installed PC Market Share in K-12 Education, 2000-2001,” shows Apple is leading the way in both desktops with a 27.7% share, and portables with a 34.7% share […]
Sun Microsystems said it is “disappointed” by Microsoft’s decision to not include Java software in its Windows XP and Internet Explorer products, although analysts said the move could help Sun in the long run.
Microsoft Corp., reacting swiftly to a recent appeals court ruling on its antitrust case, is considering sweeping changes to its pricing models for hardware vendors and its largest corporate customers.
With its vast distances, highly educated population and desperate need of a modern communications system, Russia would seem the perfect place for the Internet to take hold. But while much of the Western world jumped online in the 1990’s, Russia, embroiled in political turmoil and growing poverty, missed the revolution.
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