GADGETS - TECH NEWS

	You're Looking At a Silicon Piece That Contains 1.75 Billion Transistors
	It is pretty hard to believe you're looking at 1.75 billion transistors. The sheer fact that the number is in billions is just crazy. Measuring just 8 inches in diameter, it is etched with 35 replicas of five different chips. They are going to be se...
	Tiny HD DLP Chip May Mean Projector in Your Phone
	The real reason a smartphone doesn't have a built-in projector just yet is because it would make the device really thick. People love their devices to be big, but not thick. So Texas Instruments have found a way to convince handset makers to include...
	Intel's Latest Atom Chips Powerful and Are Waiting For Phones to Catch Up
	Intel launched its latest dual-core 64 bit mobile processor dubbed Merrifiled. It also spilled some beans on its follow-up - the quad-cored Moorefield. The only issue here? They need devices to jump into. Merrifeld, aka Intel Atom processor Z3480, r...
	Samsung's New Chips Fits 4GB of RAM Into Phones
	Samsung's latest memory chips are so efficient, they could make 4GB of RAM in phones the industry standard. Say hoorah. 4K phones could be very real. Samsung's first 1GB low power DDR4 memory chips uses a higher bandwidth than its predecessors. It r...
	Apple's iPad and iPhone Chips to be Made in New York
	According to a report, Apple's new iPad and iPhone chips will be made in a GlobalFoundries plant in New York. A group from Samsung, which currently makes logic microprocessors for the iPad and iPhone at an Austin, Texas, fabrication plant, will help...
	DARPA's Has a $70 Million Project to Build a Brain Chip to Treat Mental Illnesses
	In the near future, there will be so many advances on brain technology that we could one day create a brain chip to help the mentally ill. DARPA is announcing a project to do that, and their $70 million project's goal is "to develop and apply therap...
	No Electricity? Graphene Computer Chips Can Run On Light
	Chips need electricity to operate and scientists haven't quite figured how to make the leap to more futuristic materials. So graphene is poised to solve all of that. According to a bunch of studies from Nature Photonics, they detail a new technique ...