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IEEE International Conference on Consumer Electronics

ICCE tutorials take place Jan. 7-8

Author:: TVTechnology
Publish date:: Dec 20, 2005

The ICCE Conference and Tutorials consumer electronics engineering event will take place Jan. 7-11, 2006. More than 200 technical paper and poster presentations will address topics in video, audio, PVRs, optical discs, digital television, home networking, and security and rights management.

Sessions will discuss:

3-D graphics for mobile and handheld devices
Content analysis for multimedia applications and home servers
Dependable component-based software for CE devices
Broadband powerline communications
High-performance storage for CE devices

For more information or to register for the conference, go to www.icce.org.

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