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Fish Fry - December 3, 2010

In my Fish Fry this week, I investigate the curious case of QuickLogic, Lattice Semiconductor’s new HiGig MAC IP Core, and Mercedes Benz’ new Biome concept car. Also this week, I announce the winner of the very first Fish Fry nerdy giveaway.

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

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