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Monetate Nearly Triples Revenue in 2011

Friday, February 3rd, 2012

Monetate Nearly Triples Revenue in 2011











Philadelphia, PA (PRWEB) January 30, 2012

Monetate, the leader in online marketing technology, today announced a record increase in yearly revenue growth, up 278% in 2011 compared to 2010. Coming off a highly successful holiday shopping season, Monetate also reported that its impact on total 2011 holiday ecommerce transactions increased by 300% compared to 2010. At the heart of this surge, Monetate drove roughly 20% of the record-setting $ 816 million in Black Friday online sales in 2011.

Monetate added a number of high-profile customers in recent months, including Brooks Brothers, Orvis, Belk, and Comcast, and has now delivered over 9.5 billion personalized website experiences for its customers. Overall, Monetate clients average 52 concurrent testing and optimization campaigns every day, compared to the industry average of approximately one to five among companies that test their website marketing campaigns.

Monetate’s recently introduced Agility Suite enables marketers to test an unlimited number of marketing campaigns outside of the IT queue, connect with key segments of website traffic in real time, maintain messaging consistency between distinct marketing channels throughout the purchasing cycle, merchandise and display products optimally, and change anything, anywhere within the web experience quickly.

“In order to dramatically improve the customer experience, businesses need to move faster, act on real-time data, and change website content quickly and easily,” said Monetate CEO David Brussin. “We designed the Monetate Agility Suite to give online marketers the freedom to experiment with ideas and deliver a better and more relevant customer experience.”

Monetate also introduced its new, high-performance ExpressTag. Placed inside the page head, the asynchronous ExpressTag serves as the sole integration point for all five products in the Agility Suite, allowing customers to optimize any aspect of any web page. The ExpressTag serves campaign content even faster than before, intelligently loading ahead of other page assets. The result is a seamless customer experience from click to conversion.

“In order to make the most of their marketing budgets, CMOs must constantly experiment with new ideas and adjust their tactics based on what is proven to work,” said recognized marketing leader Sam Decker. “Monetate gives organizations the speed and agility to bring meaningful change to the website based on real-time data and knowledge about customer behavior — a winning recipe in today’s digital environment.”

To support increased demand of its marketing optimization solutions and further scale its business this year, Monetate is in the midst of an aggressive hiring campaign that will double its service and support staff in 2012.

About Monetate

Monetate drives billions of dollars of revenue every year for some of the best-known brands in the world, including Best Buy, QVC, Urban Outfitters, Aeropostale, The Sports Authority, and PETCO. The company’s comprehensive product suite and conversion expertise enable marketers to deliver a more relevant customer experience with unprecedented agility.

Leading marketers rely on Monetate’s cloud-based browser technology to achieve a new level of speed and control, allowing them to run 16 times more optimization campaigns compared to industry averages. The Monetate Agility Suite includes advanced products for testing, merchandising, targeting, and cross-channel consistency, providing an opportunity to bypass traditional IT restraints and react in real time to customer demands. Monetate also helps marketers implement best practices and drive online revenue through its expert strategic services and content publishing teams. For more information visit http://monetate.com/ and follow us on Twitter @Monetate.

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InvenSense Showcases The Latest Motion Interface Innovations and Solutions at CES 2012

Sunday, January 8th, 2012

InvenSense Showcases The Latest Motion Interface Innovations and Solutions at CES 2012











Sunnyvale, Calif. (PRWEB) January 03, 2012

InvenSense, Inc. (NYSE: INVN), the leading provider of MotionTracking™ devices for consumer electronics, will showcase the company’s latest motion interface innovations for smartphones, tablets, game controllers, smart TVs, and wearable sensors at the CES 2012 tradeshow. InvenSense will also demonstrate the IDG-2020/IXZ-2020 family of gyroscopes which has been designed to support optical image stabilization (OIS) in smart phone camera modules, as well as the company’s MotionFusion™ and factory calibration firmware that eliminates the costly and complex selection, qualification, and system level integration of discrete sensors, and guarantees that sensor fusion algorithms and calibration procedures deliver optimal performance for consumers. InvenSense will preview these technologies in room #MP25575 of South Hall 2 at the 2012 International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Nevada from January 10-13, 2012.

Motion interface is rapidly becoming a key function in many consumer electronic devices including smartphones, tablets, gaming consoles, and smart TVs as it provides an intuitive way for consumers to interact with their electronic devices by tracking motion in free space and delivering these motions as input commands. Accurately tracking complex user motions requires the use of motion sensors such as gyroscopes, accelerometers, compasses, and pressure sensors, fusing the sensor outputs into a single and accurate data stream for use as input commands in consumer electronics devices, and ongoing run-time calibration to ensure an optimal user experience. InvenSense will showcase the company’s latest motion interface solutions at CES 2012 including:


    Simple and intuitive motion interface commands that control electronic devices
    MotionTracking devices embedded in wearable sensors for health and fitness applications
    2-axis gyroscopes designed for optical image stabilization (OIS) in smartphone camera modules
    MotionTracking devices for indoor pedestrian navigation and location-based services
    Delivering optimal performance with MotionFusion and run-time calibration firmware

InvenSense is the first company to deliver turn-key motion interface solutions with fully integrated MotionTracking devices and robust MotionFusion firmware algorithms. Combined with the company’s patented Nasiri-Fabrication process, the key technology which enables direct integration of MEMS mechanical structures with CMOS electronics at the wafer level, InvenSense is delivering motion interface solutions that are intuitive to use, cost effective, and high performance.

For more details, or to schedule a private meeting to see any of the company’s product demonstrations, please visit InvenSense at http://www.invensense.com or contact us at marketing(at)invensense(dot)com.

About InvenSense

InvenSense (NYSE: INVN) is the leading provider of MotionTracking™ devices for the consumer electronics market. The company’s patented and patent-pending MotionFusion™ technology and Nasiri-Fabrication™ platform address the emerging needs of many mass-market consumer applications including smart phones, tablets, gaming devices, optical image stabilization, and remote controls for Smart TVs, that require improved performance, enhanced features, and new and more intuitive motion and gesture-based motion-interface solutions. InvenSense is headquartered in Sunnyvale, California. More information can be found at http://www.invensense.com.

© 2012 InvenSense, Inc. All rights reserved. InvenSense, MotionTracking, MotionProcessing, MotionProcessor, Nasiri-Fabrication, MotionFusion, MotionApps, DMP, and the InvenSense logo are trademarks of InvenSense, Inc. Other company and product names may be trademarks of the respective companies with which they are associated.

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Fairchild Imaging to Exhibit at Photonics West 2010

Tuesday, February 8th, 2011

Fairchild Imaging to Exhibit at Photonics West 2010











Milpitas, CA (PRWEB) January 16, 2010

Fairchild Imaging announced today that it will exhibit at the Photonics West 2010 Conference and Exhibition in San Francisco, California, January 26 – 28. The venue is an excellent opportunity for the company to unveil the latest high-performance imaging solutions for the demanding audience of optical and instrumentation engineers. Situated in booth 4608 of the North Hall of the Moscone Center, Fairchild Imaging will present new CMOS Image Sensor (CIS) technology to meet the challenging application requirements in such diverse fields as aerospace, defense, dental, medical, industrial, and scientific imaging markets.

The latest products in Fairchild Imaging’s line of Scientific CMOS (sCMOS) imaging technology will be on display at the exhibition. sCMOS technology was developed at Fairchild Imaging to solve the most demanding of imaging challenges: to simultaneously combine low-light sensitivity with high resolution, high speed, and high dynamic range. According to Colin Earle, Fairchild Imaging’s Vice President of Sales and Marketing, “sCMOS technology represents a dramatic breakthrough in low-light imaging. The combined benefits of these new CIS devices are unprecedented in the industry.” Fairchild Imaging will be exhibiting sCMOS sensors and cameras at the show and demonstrating their unique low-light imaging performance at their Milpitas facilities.

About Fairchild Imaging

Fairchild Imaging is a designer and manufacturer of CCD and CMOS image sensors and cameras for aerospace, industrial, medical and scientific imaging. Located in Milpitas, CA, Fairchild Imaging is a privately held corporation whose major investors include The Carlyle Group, BAE Systems, and management. Information about Fairchild Imaging is available on the worldwide Web at http://www.fairchildimaging.com.

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Mod? Lisat devices and analog circuit design RF CMOS

Thursday, September 9th, 2010

Product Description * It fills the ditch? between the mod? zation and circuit design analog device. * Includes software? Di? enabling the design of circuits r? els. Covers the three * Mod? The significant: BSIM3, Model? & 9 and EKV. * Gives practical advice on the d? Development of devices and the application of the circuit. * The authors offer a combination of exp? Acad experience? Nomic and industrial importance. . . . More>>

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Spy Camera Watch with 2GB of m? Memory CMOS Pixels PAL: 628 582 x; NTSC: 510 x 492

Monday, September 6th, 2010

This 2GB Spy Camera Watch is? both camera and recorder? look, feel and? function as a normal watch. Just press the button and record all actions. Its sleek and?? S glove, it’s easy? wear without drawing attention to the fact that you? your registration vid? o or take photos high r? solution. Like an ordinary watch is a quality watch? – The cam? Ra vid? O is the icing on the g? Castle spy! The tiny cam? Ra format allows you to record AVI files that you can then transf? Rer on your computer via a USB port. 1 / 2. 0 for viewing and archiving. Gr? This? the m? memory of 2GB, you have enough power to capture important time for recording on the go. The cam shows? Ra spy is good for the body cell extr? Me monitoring us? S.Sp? Fications: M? Megapixel camera: 300,000 pixelsformats output vid? O: AVIM? Memory: 2 GB (8 Go See Spy Watch) USB version: USB 1. 1 / 2. Storage 0Nandflash int? Gr? The computer can be brought connect? ? USupport disk usage of the system? my FA T32 file, the support of the closure TimingSupport appropriate? micrologicielConstruit voltage level of the lithium battery 4. 2 Vsupply AC: 100V-230VCapacit? Battery: 270 HA: Temp? Storage temperature: – 10? 60 degrees? SSYST? Me support: Windows 98/ME/2000/XP/2003/Vista/MacOS / LinuxTaille Appearance: 52 * 50 * 17mmD? Details of the package: Manuelcartes of garantieCD-ROMc? Wheat USBChargeursRegarder cam? Ra spy if you pla? t visit our website, we offer? our customers to make the perfect after service?-sales and garantie.ESPOW. COM is a group exp? Rhyme? sellers on the Internet, with branches? New York, London and Hong Kong. Our goal? provide the highest setting? day of? of quality consumer electronic? Web clients around the world while the buyers may encounter a purchase process comfortable and s? curitaire Web .??????????

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LNA-ESD Co-Design for Enti? Rately int? Gr? CMOS r? Wireless receivers

Saturday, September 4th, 2010

Product DescriptionLNA-ESD Co-Design for Enti? Rately int? Gr? CMOS wireless R? Receivers part of the effort to int? Complete CMOS integration? Te r? Wireless receiver front-ends. With a discussion handset? both RF and ESD performance, it addresses? one of the last obstacles in the path of the int? CMOS integration. The book is stupid? U as a design guide for those actively involved? Are in the design of r? CMOS wireless receivers. The book begins with an introduction complete? You with performance requirements. . . More>>

LNA-ESD Co-Design for Enti? Rately int? Gr? CMOS r? Wireless receivers

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The progress? S cam design? Flush with the container dimensions innovative

Thursday, September 2nd, 2010

There are diff? Different types of cam? Flush flooded? the market?. The diff? Different types of cam? Are flush with the cam? Ra vid? Osurveillance, the cam? Ra CCD, CMOS camera, the camera IDC and many more. Each mod? Of the spy cam overlooks the remarkable satisfaction and seems to lead his own way in terms of work and technology. The cam? Ras in size and color. The smallest unit, which can be brought install? in the case of cigarettes, can also? be a great help. It can not? Be seen, if we do not want pas.Les cam? Ras are used? Are? for diff? annuities nowadays. More t? T cam? Normal ras have? T? used? s occasionally to capture unforgettable moments that we spend with our loved ones. We conduct these cam? Flush? Standards with us for parties or picnics with us. However, nowadays, equipped with a cam? Ra is as easy as the former? Execution of a t? S? Mobile phone with us. It can be brought done? E anywhere? everywhere. We can use it to capture moments of entertainment to which we are? Think when we’re with our friends, or we can use to capture the evil done in our party that can g? Mood of our dear h? tes.Dans the rapid movement of life, everything has changed?. Everything is worth it and is therefore the progr? S. While the man was East? with greater continued improvement in knowledge and technology, the invention of the spy cam is a good ally for r? meet the needs of every common man in his lifestyle and needs and they will also easily budget. So, feel? Hesitate more and find for you m? Me a cam? Ra spy who will meet your needs in every sense .??????????

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Two button cam? Ra SPY PK Design

Tuesday, August 31st, 2010

In the p? Period r? Percent of many customers by mail or email the? ePathChina demand? of information? size? are two types cam? ras spy. Well, they are from? Chir? S between the two cam? Spy and did not flush? d? cide which to choose. Here are some comparisons? them. The two-button design makes them seem? Be too familiar, but in fact, many diff? Differences exist. Let us look to the simple, 4GB black mini cam? Ra spy + DVR, which look like? a shirt button. But do not underestimate for its compact recorder with DV 30FPS capture vid? O. The cam? Ra spy that has 4 GB of m? Internal memory lets you record and regardless of its vid? O num? America and camera with zoom t? Telescope (3. 6mm wide angle lens) to watch? s high? finish photography. You can choose to record vid? O and audio recording, and the range of registration of the former is about 2? 3m: station while the other is 1 ~ 2 m? Very. Apr? S having Rec? successfully? s, simply connect the PC and it is time for you to watch. Tr? S easy? use, is not it? The other is? Also one peak and can? Be used?’re Exclusively. It is composed? of two parts, the recorder and the cam? ra. Fit for PAL / NTSC system? My t?? S vision, it is mighty strong with d? Finishing horizontal 420 TV lines. Auto white balance compensation and r?-Tro? Lighting keep the 6 m station with the port? E possible for objects with 1 / 3 Color CMOS with Audio. The recorder? T? 45 MB built in m? flash memory and if you feel not enough, you can ins? rer a mini SD card up? 4GB. R? Recording solution is composed? three levels diff? ent: 640 x 480 320 x 160 x 240 and 120, which may r? lay? diff? ent needs. His best asset is his? 2 inch LCD screen display. With all these features, you can watch the vid? O as complete a record. These are the main characters? Characteristics of the two cam? Ras spy. Moreover, several buttons are? Also provided for the establishment of DIY? your “SPY” shirt.

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Canon CMOS 18MP Digital SLR Camera EOS7D

Tuesday, August 24th, 2010

With the recent opening of the Canon EOS 7D, the company popular camera “Canon” in place and regain its number one spot in this highly competitive market. Instead of replacing the EOS 50D, the new model will effectively become a notch above the previous offer. In this review, Canon EOS 7D, you’ll see some features that make this edition as a stimulus for the needs of photographers. As anyone who improves to a point and shoot digital SLR knows it would be very difficult to acquire and learn more about f-stops and exposure. However, you can often get better shots than with the automatic settings. While most SLR auto firing function, the SLR camera with manual really shines and the Canon EOS 7D is no exception. He did and he will have a really great program automatically. The company is the project and designed the camera to the precise and specific needs of professional photographers, so there are plenty of very interesting features. One of the things that makes the Canon EOS 7D review is the ability and power of this machine to capture and concentrate with equal precision. The photographer is to take advantage of cable system 19 AF cross point, which for extremely accurate and extremely shooting options. The detection system also extended to the Canon EOS 7D camera to automatically choose the subjects, making each shoot more than ever guaranteed. It is easy to select the preset device, or you can make up to three custom settings of your choice. Of course, no review Canon EOS 7D is complete, without knowing the screen size and resolution of the image. This device has a 3 inch LCD screen which consists of 920,000 points. Compared to other models. Other models have a frame around the screen that looks and gives them the illusion of being larger, but then they are almost the same. The screen is also accurate. The camera has a 18MP image resolution and ISO range of 100-12800. The Canon EOS 7D is environmentally sealed to be water resistant and has self-cleaning dust so you can make some of your best shots, even the weather turns worse. As you turn on your camera or off, it will produce rapid vibrations to remove dust from the lens. If you prefer to disable this feature, you can. The Canon EOS 7D is a CF (Compact Flash) cards and Microdrives, giving you far more options. Canon EOS 7D Main 18MP APS-C CMOS sensor of 8 frames per second in continuous shooting mode (dual DIGIC 4 processor) maximum 1080p HD video recording with manual (1080p resolution at 30 NTSC, 25 PAL or 24 frames per second and 720p with 60 fps NTSC or PAL 50) 3. 0 inch Clear View LCD II which consists of 920,000 points to 19 points AF system (all cross-type) 1. 0x magnification and 100% viewfinder coverage wireless flash controller environmental sealing against dust and water measurement system (Focus Color Luminance measurement system)

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CMOS Analog Design modeling using MOSFET All-Region

Saturday, August 21st, 2010

DescriptionCovering produces most of the analog circuit design, this book adopts a unique design based on a MOSFET model valid in all operating regions, rather than the standard square law. chapters deal with modeling device, integrated circuit technology, and layout, while the following chapters will cover the noise and the disparity and the analysis and design of basic analog circuits, such as mirrors current, voltage references, voltage amplifiers. . . More>>

CMOS Analog Design modeling using MOSFET All-Region

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