Nudatech is pleased to announce the opening of its online shop

Nudatech is pleased to announce the opening of its online shop where it is possible to buy the Arduino and Raspberry Pi products and a wide range of associated components.

After several months of development and a few weeks in the closed and open beta testing, Nudatech is pleased to welcome online customers to a brand new e-commerce website where it is possible to buy the Arduino boards and shields, Raspberry Pi computers and other similar electronic and prototyping products breadboards, jumper cables, video cables, memory cards, etc.

The site has been developed to offer a fresh and contemporary look, a simple and user friendly navigation and practical information is always available to help and support the customer during and after the entire online experience.

Nudatech strongly believe in a constant and dynamic interaction with a community and therefore decided to retain a strong presence on the main social networks even before you open the online shop.

Dedicated business pages on Facebook, Google, LinkedIn, Twitter and + Youtube, plus news and important announcements will always be shared on social bookmarking sites like StubleUpon, Digg, Reddit, etc.

Promotions and special offers an important role in the company's vision, for example, "Nudatech Street Team", a special promotion for people to promote Nudatech on Web sites and social networks, is available since the first day of the opening, and quantity discounts are available on most of the articles and several others will over the next few weeks.

With the opening of this new online store, Nudatech trying to get a "breath of fresh air" to an old and static industrial and obviously only time will tell if it's going to make it or not, but all will always be made with passion and enthusiasm as a aims to offer quality and convenience for customers who share the same passion and enthusiasm.

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Media contact: press@nudatech.com

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Prototype Today Announces Free Online Prototyping Directory

Prototype Today announced additions to their prototyping and manufacturing interactive website: PrototypeToday.com.  The site offers a source of trusted information and resources for professionals to stay up-to-date on the most relevant industry information.  Prototype Today officially went online in beta form on November, 1st 2010 and is receiving a positive response from companies in the industry.  Prototype Today’s goal is to offer a centralized database of information and content for a vast audience, from service bureau owners to garage inventors.

One of the most popular sections on the site has been the industry directory, where industry leaders can post in depth company information for free.  The directory includes photos and videos, which has a great impact on attracting interest among potential customers, all at no charge.  Companies can also update their page by attaching files for brochures and literature.  Visitors looking for a specific service or organization will benefit from the targeted categories and speedy access.
Prototype Today also features a job board section where companies can submit job opportunities to attract the best talent in the industry.  

Detailed company information can be posted on an employment specific profile page and many tools are available to simplify the application process for both employers and job seekers.  Job seekers can take advantage of this section by uploading their resume and profile to our database, which is searched daily by employers looking for talent.

In addition to the directory and job board, the site offers many interactive tools used to collaborate and share information including a forum, chat room, article comments and a social profile that can be customized with user details.  These tools offer communication and collaboration for a variety of topics and problems that people may be having.  The media section features the latest videos, pictures and podcasts submitted by staff members, businesses and visitors.

News is updated on PrototypeToday.com daily and contains selected press releases and articles submitted for consideration by registered companies.  Content for all sections may be submitted to: Info@PrototypeToday.com for consideration.  The site strives to level the playing field for companies across the industry by allowing anyone to submit relevant quality content for inclusion.

For those who like to get out and network, the events section lists upcoming industry events and members may submit events that are not listed.  Networking in person is still a very effective way to meet new customers and see the latest technology company’s offer.
Any questions or submissions can be directed to Brett Johnson, the web development manager at:

Brett Johnson
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Intel Bay Trail benchmark appears online, crushes fastest Snapdragon ARM SoC by 30%

The first benchmarks of Intel’s upcoming Bay Trail SoC have appeared online — and it’s good news for x86 fans, but terrible news for ARM: Bay Trail-T, clocked at just 1.1GHz, is around 30% faster than Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 800 clocked at 2.3GHz, the fastest ARM chip on the market.

This data comes from an Antutu benchmark, which shows a device with the code name byt_t_ffrd10 — Bay Trail-T Form Factor Reference Device — racking up the magnificent score of 43,416. This is apparently at 1.1GHz, while running Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean (it is probably the Android reference tablet that Intel showed off at Computex last month). By comparison, the latest Galaxy S4 with LTE-Advanced support, with the Snapdragon 800 SoC, scores just shy of 30,000. To round out the comparison, last year’s Exynos 4 (in the Galaxy S3) scores around 20,000, and Tegra 3 scores around 15,000. In short, the Bay Trail-T SoC is an absolute monster that’s 30% faster than the top competitor and three times the speed of Tegra 3.

Bay Trail-T is Intel’s upcoming 22nm tablet-oriented SoC with four Silvermont cores, due out sometime this year (probably fall). Silvermont is the first new Atom core in five years, and it’s safe to say that Intel has learned quite a few lessons in those intervening years. There’s out-of-order execution, more efficient branch processing and prediction, and faster recovery from pipeline collisions/crashes. Many hardware features were borrowed from Westmere (the die shrink of Nehalem). A massively improved FPU will boost performance dramatically. In short, Silvermont gets much more done per clock cycle (IPC), while using less power. The hardware hasn’t been properly benchmarked yet, but Intel is claiming that Silvermont is 3x faster than the Saltwell CPU core (Medfield/Clover Trail), while using 5x less power.

The Antutu benchmark would appear to confirm that Silvermont is indeed very, very fast — and, unless it’s being misreported, this Bay Trail-T SoC is apparently running at just 1.1GHz. When it ships, Bay Trail-T is expected to clock at 2.1GHz. Will commercial tablets score almost 90,000 on the Antutu benchmark?

What remains to be seen, however, is how Silvermont performs in a smaller power envelope — namely, smartphones. Will Merrifield, which is a dual-core part that will probably be clocked slower than Bay Trail, be able to keep up with the latest SoCs from Qualcomm, Samsung, and Apple? I don’t think anyone doubts Intel’s potency when it comes to raw performance, but on the matter of performance-per-watt, the jury’s still very much out.

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Prototype Today Announces Free Online Prototyping Directory, Job Board, Forums & Social Network.

Prototype Today announced additions to their prototyping and manufacturing interactive website: PrototypeToday.com.  The site offers a source of trusted information and resources for professionals to stay up-to-date on the most relevant industry information.  Prototype Today officially went online in beta form on November, 1st 2010 and is receiving a positive response from companies in the industry.  Prototype Today’s goal is to offer a centralized database of information and content for a vast audience, from service bureau owners to garage inventors.

One of the most popular sections on the site has been the industry directory, where industry leaders can post in depth company information for free.  The directory includes photos and videos, which has a great impact on attracting interest among potential customers, all at no charge.  Companies can also update their page by attaching files for brochures and literature.  Visitors looking for a specific service or organization will benefit from the targeted categories and speedy access.
Prototype Today also features a job board section where companies can submit job opportunities to attract the best talent in the industry.  Detailed company information can be posted on an employment specific profile page and many tools are available to simplify the application process for both employers and job seekers.  Job seekers can take advantage of this section by uploading their resume and profile to our database, which is searched daily by employers looking for talent.

In addition to the directory and job board, the site offers many interactive tools used to collaborate and share information including a forum, chat room, article comments and a social profile that can be customized with user details.  These tools offer communication and collaboration for a variety of topics and problems that people may be having.  The media section features the latest videos, pictures and podcasts submitted by staff members, businesses and visitors. News is updated on PrototypeToday.com daily and contains selected press releases and articles submitted for consideration by registered companies.  Content for all sections may be submitted to: Info@PrototypeToday.com for consideration.  The site strives to level the playing field for companies across the industry by allowing anyone to submit relevant quality content for inclusion.

For those who like to get out and network, the events section lists upcoming industry events and members may submit events that are not listed.  Networking in person is still a very effective way to meet new customers and see the latest technology company’s offer. Any questions or submissions can be directed to Brett Johnson, the web development manager at:

Brett Johnson
brettj@PrototypeToday.com
Prototyping, product development & manufacturing news, directory, videos, photos, podcasts, events, forum, employment, utilities and chat room. Join Today!

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