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Latest Digital Camera Remarkably Small and Astonishingly Fast

Nikon is pleased to introduce the COOLPIX S600, a stylish new camera that features fast start-up time, advanced functions, outstanding photographic performance and a slim, stylish body.

29 Jan 2008

COOLPIX P60 Offers Reliability and Familiarity to the Camera Enthusiast

Nikon is pleased to introduce a new addition to its COOLPIX Performance Series line of digital cameras: the COOLPIX P60.

29 Jan 2008

Cameras Offer Outstanding Imaging Innovations

Nikon's COOLPIX line is receiving a makeover with the addition of six colorful cameras. These new COOLPIX cameras offer the consumer the opportunity to not only express themselves with their photos but with their cameras as well.

29 Jan 2008

APD Chip Provides Affordable Solution for Fiber-to-the-Home Networks

JDSU today announced that it is now shipping an avalanche photo detector (APD) chip designed for gigabit passive optical networks (GPONs) that enable data transmissions for fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) offerings. The new APD chip provides high functionality at a low cost, making it ideal for FTTH deployments.

29 Jan 2008

Digital Camera Makes Capturing Beautiful Pictures Fun and Easy

Nikon, Inc., today introduced the new D60 digital SLR camera, which provides consumers with stunning picture quality and versatility in an easy-to-use, compact camera design.

29 Jan 2008

LEDs Expected to be Commonly Used By End of 2008

Cree, Inc., a market leader in LED solid-state lighting components, announces the results of an independent survey on the adoption, deployment and benefits of LED lighting.

29 Jan 2008

Dilas Broadens Wavelength Spectrum with Addition of Conduction-Cooled Diode Laser

DILAS, the diode laser company, broadens its wavelength spectrum with the addition of a new series of high-power, conduction-cooled, fiber-coupled diode laser bars at 639nm and 650nm.

26 Jan 2008

Transmitting Signal via Separate Group of Light has Potential of Being Cheaper

This technique transmits each TV, telephone and Internet signal via a separate group of light rays through the optical fibre cable. Such a technology has not yet been marketed. Yet in the ideal situation it could be applied in a glass or polymer fibre, has the potential of being cheap, and transmits all information without disruption.

24 Jan 2008