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  1. Zilog To File For Chapter 11

    Hardware · Hardware · · posted by Hemos · from the death-of-the-old-timers dept. · 255 comments
    Frédéric writes: "The venerable company ZiLOG who was founded in 1974, and who brought us the famous Z80 CPU (used in the Timex/Sinclair ZX80/ZX81, and the Amstrad CPC/PCW computers), is filling for Chapter 11 ... I didn't find the today's news on the web, but found this article at Silicon Strategy and this one at Electronics times, which was written a few days ago to announce it."

  2. Zilog To File For Chapter 11

    Hardware · Hardware · · posted by Hemos · from the death-of-the-old-timers dept. · 255 comments
    Frédéric writes: "The venerable company ZiLOG who was founded in 1974, and who brought us the famous Z80 CPU (used in the Timex/Sinclair ZX80/ZX81, and the Amstrad CPC/PCW computers), is filling for Chapter 11 ... I didn't find the today's news on the web, but found this article at Silicon Strategy and this one at Electronics times, which was written a few days ago to announce it."

  3. Immersive HDTV

    News · Tv · · posted by michael · from the red-lens-blue-lens dept. · 61 comments
    grape jelly writes: "The Electronic Times has a story on a German company developing a system called Interactive Virtual View Video (IVVV). The idea is to send a number of HDTV feeds to a set-top box which will be merged to provide a headset-wearing user the ability to change his/her viewing angle or even move around within the image."

  4. Immersive HDTV

    News · Tv · · posted by michael · from the red-lens-blue-lens dept. · 61 comments
    grape jelly writes: "The Electronic Times has a story on a German company developing a system called Interactive Virtual View Video (IVVV). The idea is to send a number of HDTV feeds to a set-top box which will be merged to provide a headset-wearing user the ability to change his/her viewing angle or even move around within the image."