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$0,7 and dimensions of 3 x 3 x 0,85 mm - that's what the latest Si2151 analog and digital terrestrial and cable TV tuner chip is pouring into

10 Innovation WWI

10 new technical terms

10 Toughest Concepts to Learn While Playing LEGO Education

100 years of the regenerative radio and other radio inventions by Edwin Armstrong

100 special purpose vehicles

100% Samsung service throughout Russia. The secrets of the internal structure of the Samsung Service network

Is 1000 miles per hour in a car a reality?

Samsung 105" Curved UHD TV at CES 2014

10-channel remote control with the addition of an infrared channel with a low-power radio channel in the unlicensed 433 MHz band

1812 and 1941

On June 20, 2014, the first Ukrainian nanosatellite PolyITAN-1, created at the National Technical University of Ukraine, Kyiv Polytechnic Institute, was launched into low Earth orbit

200 years of Taras Grigoryevich Shevchenko

2014: Throw across the strait

ViewSonic VX28ml and Iiyama ProLite B4UHSU-B3840 2160-inch 1000K monitors (2880 x 2888 pixels) move into the sub-$1 price range

IIYAMA B28UHSU 4" 2888K Monitor

33600A - New Agilent Trueform Signal Generators with 80 and 120 MHz Frequency Range

LG's 34UM34 95" Monitor and UB980 ULTRA HD TV Win TIPA Awards

3D modeling is transforming paleontology

3D glasses for all standards

3D printing: almost perfect nitinol implants

MC3 3D printer

40 deaths of flight attendant Zhivov

42 meters + goose

63° North - minus 63 Celsius

8 channel digital oscilloscopes manufactured by Teledyne LeCroy

ViewSonic CDE84-TL 8451" 4K Ultra-HD Dual OS Touch Display

88EM8189 is the industry's first smart LED wall dimmer controller

A8518 and A8519 LED backlight drivers for small LCD panels

ACPL-302J - IGBT and power MOSFET driver with optical isolation

ADS-3025 - Pencil Type Digital Oscilloscope

AK4951 - stereo audio codec for cameras and voice recorders

Alcatel-Lucent delivers 10 Gb/s data over standard telephone wires (G.fast)

Alinco DX-SR9T is a hybrid of analog and digital SDR transceiver and covers all amateur bands from 160m to 10m

Altium Announces Altium Designer 14.3 Release

Application Simulator - online service for the developer of applications for a series of ICs of switching voltage converters

Asus has released Xonar Essence STX II / STX II 7.1 - the second generation of sound cards for PCI Express Hi-End class

AUIR08152S - buffer 10A IGBT and MOSFET driver

Axis Communications launches first AXIS P4-E 1428K Ultra HD Network Video Camera

B1506A - power semiconductor analyzer

BGSF1717MN26 - Antenna switch module up to 3,8 GHz

Billboard: Vinyl Records Up 2013% in 31,9

Bloom Energy has developed a new Bloom Box electrochemical fuel cell that runs on biogas with an efficiency of more than 50% and allows you to save twice on electricity bills

Fourth generation Bluetooth module - how to develop your first application?

BM8009GL - Satellite monitoring and control system GPS/GLONASS

BYOD: bring and work

Carte blanche

CC3100 is a network processor for the Internet of things. Part I

Corvus sapiens?

CPC40055ST - IXYS New Optical Isolation AC Solid State Relay

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Live fast - live longer 10.03.2005

It would seem that a slow, sluggish metabolism should prolong life, in the same way that a car can work longer if it is spinning at a lower speed.

However, Scottish biologists at the University of Aberdeen have found that, at least in laboratory mice, this is not the case. John Speakman and his colleagues measured the oxygen consumption of 42 mouse tribes, which indicates metabolic activity.

The result: mice with a high metabolism lived more than a third longer than mice with a slow metabolism. Speakman believes that the reason for this phenomenon lies in the mitochondria - the energy stations of a living cell, where organic food substances are burned using oxygen. With a high exchange rate, the combustion efficiency is higher and less toxic waste products are produced - free radicals that damage the delicate mechanisms of the cell and thereby contribute to aging.

Speakman intends to explore the possibility of increasing metabolism in humans. If we convert the results obtained in mice to humans, then a 70-year-old man who manages to increase the metabolic rate will receive an additional 27 years of life.

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