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Renesas Introduces SH7652, Industry's First Microcontroller Supporting Both IP Broadcasting and DTCP-IP Copyright Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance
SAN JOSE, Calif.----Renesas Technology America, Inc. today announced the SH7652 microcontroller. The 200MHz SuperH® family device with an on-chip Ethernet controller is the industry's first to incorporate both copyright protection function for IP broadcasting and the Digital Transmission Contents Protection Over Internet Protocol copyright protection standard for in-home distribution.
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Olixir Technologies Adds Industry's Highest-Capacity Ruggedized Removable/External Hard Drive to Mobile DataVault PrimeZone via Yahoo! Finance
MILPITAS, Calif., Nov. 28, 2006 -- Olixir Technologies, a provider of technologically advanced ruggedized, portable data storage solutions, today announced the launch of the industry's highest capacity ruggedized removable/external hard drive -- the 750GB Mobile DataVault 3DX.
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