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Kaivan Karimi – Dir. of Global Strategy, Microcontroller Group, at Freescale
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Placeshifting Video to View it Anytime, Anywhere
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Reactive Power Part 3: Voltage and Var Solutions
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VHDL 101 - From Logic Gates to Adders
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Community Energy Storage for Reliability
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The Raspberry Pi Part IV : Setting up a Simple Server
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Strain-Gauge Sensors
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DDR4 Design Considerations
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Making the Motherboard Connection
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The Raspberry Pi Part III: Installing Arch Linux ARM
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Research Into and Uses of Terahertz Switching-Speed Transistors
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Design & Analysis of TDC Converter Architectures - Part 2
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Design & Analysis of TDC Converter Architectures in 80nm CMOS...
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Return to BlogArcade Cabinet for Ipad
Posted Feb 09, 2012 at 12:08 pm
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This is one of those accessories that is great in concept and will be a great news for those who are into playing arcade games.
As Ion iCade has just passed through the FCC and moved one step closer to retail reality. The arcade cabinet for your iPad to connect to the iCade via Bluetooth bits lay bare and even brought along its user manual.
With this arcade, you can just slide your Ipad into the front and you are ready to play whatever game you would like to play. This arcade is powered with two AA batteries and it also features an arcade-style joystick, with six numbered buttons and two enter buttons.
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