24th December 2005
Press Release: Venture-backed Start-up Sets New Standard for the High Definition Experience with Low Power, Cost-effective Platform.
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21st December 2005
Patents advance the development of EuclidVision™, their next generation of video compression technology for consumer and commercial applications.
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20th December 2005
Bradley Lucier was kind enough to follow up with some additional info on his work on mammogram image compression
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20th December 2005
Clairvoyante Inc. is marketing a technology which sure sounds like data compression
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20th December 2005
Compression seems to remove noise while leaving the desired information in mammograms
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19th December 2005
Forgent seems to be bound on finding out patents on already-widely-used technologies.
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19th December 2005
Press Release: LizardTech announced the company’s MrSID Generation 3 image compression format (MG3) is supported in ESRI’s ArcPad 7, making it even easier to view high quality geospatial raster imagery on handheld devices.
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19th December 2005
Press Release: New Application Will Allows Users to Encode Files Locally and Save on Desktop or Upload to Publishing Service
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19th December 2005
Better Business Bureaus’ (BBB) National Advertising Division demand’s that NetZero should discontinue advertising claiming that NetZero “HiSpeed 3G” dial-up Internet access can deliver “broadband-like speeds.” he HiSpeed 3G service uses data compression to pump more content down a 56 Kb/s dial-up data pipe than normal and claim broadband like performance.
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18th December 2005
physorg.com: We are on the brink of breaking through to the new world of digital cinema (D-Cinema). The key to unlocking this potential is data compression and researchers are set to have a starring role.
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