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Microsoft CEO Ballmer`s salary up 4 percent in `09 SEATTLE (AP) -- microsoft Corp. raised CEO Steve Ballmer's salary by 4 percent at the start of fiscal 2009, a year in which the software maker's profit declined 17 percent as the economic meltdown decimated personal computer sales.... The Arizona RepublicMedical Monitoring Networks Get Personal When computers, servers and digital storage devices began to find their way en masse into businesses and homes in the late 1970s and early 80s, industrious users figured out these systems could be linked together into local area networks (LANs) that enabled the rapid exchange of information from machine to machine. Medical technology makers are now hoping to scale this model down to the personal level by connecting wireless sensors placed on (or even under) a patient's skin to create "medical body area networks" (MBANs) that provide doctors with real-time info about their patients. [More] Sponsored Topics: Wireless - Local area network - Business - Data Communications - Data storage device Scientific AmericanHP`s DreamScreen Brings New Dimension to Home Networks Hewlett-Packard recently unveiled a number of its new 2010 notebooks, laptops and desktop computers for both business and consumers. However, there was one more product for HP to announce a couple of days later: including the DreamScreen. This new product looks pretty basic, like one of those digital photo displays that make good gifts for grandparents. DreamScreen can do that, too, but it's really a simple home computer provides wireless connectivity that lets you play a music library, view videos and surf the web. The details are in this slide show. - ... eWEEKBusy Week for Dell with Legal Issues in New York, New Orleans Dell found itself the center of news involving legal issues in two states this week, New York and New Orleans. In New York, Dell was fined $4 million for fraudulent and deceptive advertising around PCs sold to consumers. In New Orleans, two companies claim Dell conspired with city officials to sell a surveillance camera system they developed. Dell reportedly said it already had settled many of the case in New York, and has denied the allegations in New Orleans. - Dell is wrapping up a difficult week in the courtroom. Dell was ordered Sept. 15 to pay a $4 million fine in New York for misleading consumers about financing terms, warranties and rebates on their PCs. Around the same time, the computer maker found itself embroiled in a civil trial in New Orleans ... eWEEKCOBOL Turns 50 The COBOL computer programming language has turned 50 as of Sept. 18, making it one of the oldest programming languages still in use. - The COBOL computer programming language has turned 50 as of Sept. 18, making it one of the oldest programming languages still in use. Officials at Micro Focus, a provider of enterprise application management, testing and modernization solutions that has made its name on COBOL, said the company is c... eWEEKThieves include themselves in the digital revolution At least the computers stolen from a taskforce trying to get more people online will be used by someoneThe office of the Digital Inclusion Team, set up to get more people in the UK online, was broken into this morning in a rather more direct encouragement of computer use than the government intended.Computers were stolen in the raid, which could set back the team's aim of getting 6 million more people online in the next two years. The silver lining may be that at least the thieves will now be included, digitally.Martha Lane Fox, the government's champion for digital inclusion, broke the news on Twitter this morning: 'O bloody hell the #digitalinclusion office has been broken into and all computers taken :((.'She declined to elaborate further when contacted by the Guardian.The news quickly spread on Twitter, with more than one user remarking on the irony. But it seems Lane Fox may have over-dramatised the theft somewhat.The break-in was played down this morning by Tara Maynard, media ad GuardianBlizzard Offers Look Inside WoW At GDC Yesterday morning at GDC Austin, Blizzard's J. Allen Brack and Frank Pearce took to the stage to finally give a peek inside the inner workings of World of Warcraft. Tipping the scales at around 4600 people utilizing 20,000 computer systems, and 1.3 petabytes of storage, Blizzard has created a raging behemoth. The Online Network services group alone has 'data centers from Texas to Seoul, and monitor over 13,250 server blades, 75,000 cpu cores, and 112.5 terabytes of blade RAM. [Pearce] points out the picture of the GNOC (Global Network Operations Center) in their slideshow, a data core that even has televisions tuned to the weather stations. They use those to ensure that conditions of the data center are up to their standards; with only a staff of 68 people they ensure connectivity across the globe for the numerous WoW servers.' of this story at Slashdot. SlashdotRackmount Computer System withstands harsh environments. Intended for high shock and vibration environments, Model R4U-20A is equipped with three 5¼ in. drives and 2 internal 3½ in. drives, all shock-mounted. COTS Plus unit features .090 in. 5052-H32 aluminum chassis, .250 in. milled solid aluminum front panel, and shock-isolated Unibody front sub panel that provides mounting for all drives. Designed for transit case portable applications and to be flight qualified, system meets Mil-Stds 901D, 810F, and 167. This story is related to the following:Computer Hardware and PeripheralsSearch for suppliers of: Rack Mount Computers | Military Ruggedized Computers | Ruggedized Computers WugnetSRAM Products operate up to 533 MHz. Respectively capable of 533 and 333 MHz max operating speeds, QDRII+/DDRII+ and QDRII/DDRII SRAM support high-speed processing for packet look-up and packet buffer applications in high-end routers and switchers that support 10G, 40G, and beyond multi-layer communication systems. Both 72-Mbit Quad Data Rate II+ (QDR(TM) II+) and Double Data Rate II+ (DDRII+) SRAM products are manufactured with 45 nm fabrication process. Package is 165-pin plastic FBGA with 15 x 17 mm size. This story is related to the following:Computer Hardware and PeripheralsSearch for suppliers of: Static Random Access Memories (SRAM) ThomasnetWireless Load Cell Interface includes USB option. Designed for resistive load cells, Model DI-1000z converts analog millivolt output from load cell into PC-compatible wireless output. Unit supports ZigBee wireless protocol with range up to 1,000 ft, and delivers calibrated output in lb/Newton/Kg. Compatible with PC running Windows XP or Vista, interface offers on-demand or continuous mode for display of loads. Optional LoadVUE software allows user to log and plot data on PC. This story is related to the following:Computer Hardware and PeripheralsTest and Measuring InstrumentsSearch for suppliers of: Interface Modules Thomasnet1 2 |
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