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TweetPrinted Circuit Boards (PCBs) allow the design and production of small, compact gadgets with multiple functions. PCBs pack in electronic components and materials into one tiny board. These electronic components each have a function that allows the gadget to perform its own functions. So before anybody thinks of producing a gadget, he must carefully think about his PCB design. Here’s…
TweetOne of the greatest inventions of men that allow us to use small, compact gadgets with so many functions is the printed circuit board or PCBs. Printed Circuit Boards allow gadgets and electronics to have so many electronic components and materials. If you want to try making a gadget of your own, try making your own PCB first. Here’s how:…
Tweet WeeMall.com has a great offer on a very cute Sports Headphone. WeeMall is selling Audio Technica Sports Headphone ATH-CKP330 for only P1889.10. The regular price for the headphone is P2,099.00. The Audio Technica Sports Headphone ATH-CCKP330 inner ear headphones can be worn during sports activities. It comes with a detachable headband so you can detach the earphone for other…
TweetWhen it comes to printing, maintaining optimum quality of your printouts, pictures and documents can be costly – even on a small scale. If you were provided with your printer’s original cartridges when you purchased it, you may want to consider purchasing compatible ink cartridges as a replacement when they run out as a means of saving money. Ink cartridges…
TweetAsus has unveiled four new tablet devices during the Consumer Electronics Show 2011 (CES 2011) in Las Vegas. These devices offer a variety of options for different purposes. The tablets come in in three different sizes, with different functionalities, each one is designed with the user in mind. The owner can choose between an Android 3.0 Honeycomb OS or a…
TweetSamsung will be unveiling the next generation of AMOLED (Active-matrix organic light-emitting diode) displays during CES 2011 next week. AMOLED is the technology used in TVs and mobile devices. An AMOLED display includes of a matrix of OLED (organic light-emitting diode) pixels that generate light. The current flowing to each pixel is controlled by a thin film transistor (TFT) array…
