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It looks like Galaxy has finished putting together a new series of power supply units, called Alloy.
There are two of them and their exact names are Alloy PG-400 and Alloy PG-350.
As one should not have too much trouble guessing, the outputs are of 400W and 350W, respectively.
That said, the prices haven't be... |
18 April 2012
08:25 GMT |
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Researchers at the North Carolina State University have reportedly published a scientific paper on a copper-graphene alloy that can be used as the building material for future heatsinks.The paper concludes that the new type of alloy will show much better cooling performance than current, pure copper solutions.Over th... |
16 April 2012
14:55 GMT |
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Researchers from the University of Connecticut, along with engineers from United Technologies Research Center, have been working on the development of a new type of alloy materials that behaves like gold and is resistant to oxidation.In most electronic applications, manufacturers use precious metals like gold, platin... |
14 October 2010
03:37 GMT |
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A person touted as perhaps the most knowledgeable third-party expert in Liquidmetal Technologies has revealed in an interview that Apple will soon start experimenting with a new prototype injection molding machine.This, according to CultofMac, is the very reason Apple signed that licensing deal with the company, whos... |
25 August 2010
08:43 GMT |
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Payments spotted in Liquidmetal's 8-K filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission this week suggest Apple paid at least $10.9 million for the exclusive rights to use the company's unique metal alloys.A report by AppleInsider notes that, soon after Liquidmedal had reportedly licensed its ultra-du... |
13 August 2010
04:15 GMT |
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An SEC filing reveals that Apple has struck a deal with Delaware-based Liquidmetal Technologies to obtain rights for using patented Liquidmetal materials, which could end up in future iPods, iPhones and other Apple products that rely on strong, durable casings. The Baltimore Sun was tipped off yesterday by Jay Rickey... |
10 August 2010
05:09 GMT |
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Robin Gremaud, a PhD student from the Vrije Universiteit in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, has come up with a special alloy that has an impressive quality in terms of absorbing hydrogen. The light alloy is made of a certain combination of the metals titanium (Ti), magnesium (Mg) and nickel (Ni), and it could provide a s... |
5 November 2008
06:29 GMT |
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Although they are highly reactive with other chemical elements and substances, lithium and beryllium do not bind together under normal atmospheric conditions. A team of Cornell researchers predict however that, while subjected to high levels of pressure, two of universe's lightest elements could, in fact, create... |
28 January 2008
05:53 GMT |
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If the previous record holder reflected only about 0.16 percent of the shined light, the newly designed material is at least four times more efficient at absorbing light. Scientists from the Huston University have been successful in creating the darkest material known to man. But what is an ultrablack material? An ul... |
15 January 2008
05:25 GMT |
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A newly created metal alloy promises to improve the overall efficiency and to reduce fabrication waste in jet engine components, by greatly reducing the uncertainty of thermocouple temperature sensors at high temperatures to within a degree.Created by scientists at the National Physical Laboratory, the alloy could s... |
27 July 2007
09:30 GMT |
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Hydrogen fuel-cell technology sounds almost too good to be true. You combine cheap and plentiful hydrogen and oxygen gas, the fuel cell generates electricity and the by-product is simply water. But there's something more involved.So far, the biggest downside of hydrogen-powered cars is the fact that it is very... |
2 July 2007
03:38 GMT |
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Stainless steel is an iron-carbon alloy with a minimum of 10.5% chromium content, and as the name says, it has the great advantage of not rusting or corroding as easily as ordinary steel. Stainless steel's resistance to corrosion and staining, low maintenance, relative inexpense and familiar luster make it an ... |
22 June 2007
05:47 GMT |
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The alchemists were some of the first scientists of the world, and even if they used to investigate nature, chemistry, metallurgy, physics, medicine, astrology, semiotics, mysticism, spiritualism and art, all as parts of one greater force, they are mostly remembered for trying to transform ordinary metals, like lead... |
14 June 2007
10:32 GMT |
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It may be hard to believe, but kitchen utensils are not only ordinary, every-day-life instruments, they can also provide us with important lessons in physics in general, but especially in crystallography and condensed-matter physics.How do they make a knife so tough and sharp? Which knives are better, smooth or ser... |
4 May 2007
15:41 GMT |
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Despite the incredible variety of clothes today, in terms of shape, size, texture, color, it seems that we never find the right clothes anymore. While many shopping addicts love wandering from mall to mall and store to store, most people have a really hard time finding the right clothes.Don't you hate it when ... |
30 April 2007
08:56 GMT |
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Everybody knows that a piece of metal, once bent, is impossible to be reverted to its original state. But, a recent study revealed that, when heat is added to bent metal films having the right microstructure, the films return to their original shapes. The higher the temperature, the sooner the metal films revert. "I... |
30 March 2007
09:03 GMT |
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