[ad_1] Philips has announced the world’s first HDR 1000 computer monitor with a whopping 43-inches of screen real estate. With that HDR 1000-certification, the Philips 43-inch Momentum (436M6) features a peak brightness of 1,000 nits that’s as bright as the sun (figuratively speaking, of course). Unfortunately, you can’t exactly have it running at peak brightnessRead more about This Philips 43-inch monitor is a HDR 1000 beast[…]

[ad_1] The Model AC series offers five trip temperatures: 72, 77, 82, 85 or 90°C (all +/-5°C) – the latter of which “is capable of carrying up to 20A at 60°C, making it the highest current-carrying TCO device Bourns offers,” said the firm. Contact rating is 1,000 cycles (9V 35A) Rather than being thermistor-based, theseRead more about Resettable fuse carries 20A for Li-ion batteries[…]

[ad_1] The upsurge in digital music consumption has led to the rise of music revenue growth for the third consecutive year. As per a new music industry report by MiDuA Research, global recorded music revenues went up to $17.4 billion in 2017 compared to the $16 billion revenue in 2016. Out of this, 43% ofRead more about After a decade, online music streaming puts the global music industry revenues back on track[…]

[ad_1] “For the last couple of years, efficiency for organic photo-voltaics was stuck around 11 to 12%,” said Michigan physicist Xiaozhou Che. The top solution-processed non-fullerene-acceptor cell absorbs infra-red up to 950nm, and the bottom fullerene-based cell absorbs visible light starting at 350nm. “By themselves, the cells achieve 10 to 11% efficiency. When we stackRead more about Tandem organic solar cells reaches 15% efficiency[…]

[ad_1] The first 8K TV is here. Now available to buy for a bargain €11,990 ($14,732, £10,520, AUS$19,216), Sharp’s Aquos LC-70X500E is the first 8K TV to go on sale in Europe and around the world.  An 80-inch version, the LC-80XU30, has been on sale in Japan for a few years (we even reviewed it),Read more about Do we really need 8K TVs yet?[…]

[ad_1] India’s Chandrayaan-2 spacecraft will attempt to land a briefcase-sized rover onto the Moon’s surface, 600km from the lunar south pole, while an orbiter above searches for water – vital to future manned missions. Click on the graphic for an expanded view. April 1, 2018 — IndiaÕs Chandrayaan-2 spacecraft will attempt to land a briefcase-sizedRead more about India’s Chandrayaan-2 spacecraft’s tricky mission to #Moon’s south pole[…]

[ad_1] This is being driven by a UAE government programme, called Under UAE Vison 2021 to boost development of several sectors such as education, healthcare, social infrastructure, housing, and government services.  As a result, growth in the number of hospitals, hotels, government buildings, manufacturing units and expansion plans for transportation facilities in the country areRead more about Power supply market surges in the UAE as World Expo 2020 approaches[…]

[ad_1] ‘It’s hot.’ ‘It’s so hot.’ ‘I’m not going to make it.’ That was pretty much the entirety of my mental dialogue for the first 16 miles of the London Marathon 2018. A slow trudge into torture, a furnace that wouldn’t abate. It wasn’t supposed to be that way. Sure, I knew it was goingRead more about London Marathon 2018: did tech wreck my race?[…]

[ad_1] Scientists aboard a Greenpeace ship have discovered that a massive coral reef near the mouth of the Amazon extends further than thought, overlapping areas where French company Total plans to drill for oil. The research could further complicate plans by oil companies to explore an area that some geologists say could hold up toRead more about Greenpeace finds coral reef in Total’s Amazon drilling area – an annotated infographic[…]

[ad_1] One such is Cambridge IC, maker of rotary and linear position sensing chips, which was awarded a ‘Queen’s Awards for Enterprise – International Trade’. “Our international trade has increased 5x over the last four years,” founder David Ely told Electronics Weekly. “Almost all of our trade is overseas: Germany is a big one forRead more about Queen’s Awards recognise Cambridge IC, and others[…]