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November 19, 2010

It Ain’t Easy Bein’ Perpetual

Fish Fry - November 19, 2010
by Amelia Dalton

In my Fish Fry this week, I talk about Supercomputing in New Orleans, the Newman energy machine, Actel Microsemi’s new FPGA family and a facebook page for oscilloscope users.

Join me for this week’s news wrapup – with my spin on the high-tech news of the week…

If you like the idea of this new series, be sure and drop a comment in the box below. I absolutely appreciate all of the comments submitted so far and we are working on implementing as many as we can.

If you don’t like it, please send your comments to spam@techfocusmedia.com. I’ll get to them right after I refinance my house, refill my online prescriptions, and help out that friendly Nigerian banker that keeps e-mailing me.

OK, seriously – all comments are welcome. We’ll be working to enhance the FishFry each week – as long as you’re watching.

 

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