Digital Printing Site Launched: MCS Print Now.com Offers High-Quality Business Communications with a 48-Hour Turn (Graphic Design)
August 29th, 2006
MCS Print Now.com, one of the Webs only digital printing sites, was launched this week to provide consumers with high-quality business communications that break free from the common, cliché and often-redundant business card, flyer, postcard and announcements found on the Web today. (PRWEB Aug 28, 2006) Trackback URI: www.prweb.com/dingpr.php/Q291cC1DcmFzLVpldGEtVGhpci1JbnNlLVplcm8=
Taiwan’s Faraday increases U.S. presence with Arrow
SHANGHAI, China Taiwanese ASIC design services house Faraday Technology is hoping to double its US design wins during the next two years by partnering with Arrow Electronics, a distributor and third-party designer for top ASIC suppliers such as LSI Logic, Altera and Toshiba.
Source: www.eet.com
Rambus the latest to face Nasdaq delisting threat
SAN FRANCISCO Memory chip technology and intellectual property licensor Rambus Inc. is the latest in a long string of companies to face the possibility of having its security delisted from the Nasdaq exchange for failing to file its most recent quarterly report in a timely manner.
Source: www.eet.com
Apple admits rules violations at Chinese iPod plant
Apple Computer said Friday that charges of forced labor at a Chinese iPod factory were unfounded, but admitted that the Longhau plant exceeded the American company’s limits on hours and days worked per week.
Source: www.eet.com
Artificial muscle firm appoints CEO
LONDON Artificial Muscle Inc., a 2004 spinoff from research organization SRI International (Menlo Park), that makes linear linear actuators based on electroactive polymer technology, has announced the appointment of Art Goldberg as president, chief executive officer and chairman of the board of directors.
Source: www.eet.com
RF Monolithics buys networking, software companies
MANHASSET, N.Y. RF Monolithics Inc. has signed definitive agreements to acquire Cirronet Inc., a wireless data communications and networking company, and Caver-Morehead Systems Inc., a supplier of computerized maintenance management system (CMMS) software.
Source: www.eet.com
AMD inside Dell desktops
Three months after finally acknowledging that it would roll out new servers based on microprocessors from AMD, Dell said it plans to launch its first desktop computers with AMD processors in September.
Source: www.eetimes.com
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