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PC shipments rise to 69.9m units
Intel adds momentum; AMD makes long-term gains in Q1 microprocessor market, according to iSuppli Corp
Surging demand for valves and actuators
Rising demand from diverse process industries supports steady growth in global valves and actuators market
Electric motors and gearboxes may never look the same again
Jon Severn meets Justin Levine, the managing director of Parvalux Electric Motors,  the man for whom design is a mainstay of his strategy to rejuvenate the company
Bi-stable displays gain momentum
Despite LCD dominance, opportunities remain for emerging display technologies
Airlines assess carbon costs
Only around 40 per cent of the 20 carriers surveyed currently monitor and report emissions data, Pricewaterhouse Coopers
Lenovo aces out Acer
Chinese PC OEM Lenovo shipped 4.9m PCs worldwide in the second quarter, up 22.9 per cent from 3.96m in the first quarter
Lotus Engineering has developed a bioethanol E85 version of the Lotus Exige as a technical demonstrator.
 
For engineers looking to reduce the expense and time required to produce prototypes and short production runs using high strength/low weight alloys such as titanium, it can sometimes be seen as a seemingly impossible task.
 
Recent years have seen an exponential rise in the popularity of automotive entertainment and information systems.
 
The European Commission and some leading automotive manufacturers are viewing bioethanol as a viable way to help cut carbon dioxide emissions.
 
Mario Töpfer looks at some of the latest developments in rubber and plastics technology.
 
Lotus Engineering, the engineering consultancy division of Group Lotus, has developed a bio-ethanol E85 version of the Lotus Exige.
 
On 23rd August 2006, at the Bonneville Salt Flats in the USA, the JCB Dieselmax achieved a stunning 350mph (563km/h) to break its own land speed record for diesel-powered cars set the previous day by Andy Green.
 
Tim Jordan reports on an automotive plant meets environmental regulations and saves money by treating oily wastewater with ultrafiltration.
 
Volkswagen is improving the efficiency of its durability testing operations with a durability knowledge and process management solution that will contribute to a more effective durability engineering process.
 
During the primary task of driving, the main information input is visual.
 
Carl Pickering explains the concept of gesture recognition technology and how it has the potential to reduce drivers' eyes-off-the-road and hands-off-the-wheel time.
 
The Crypta reuseable electronic seals are suitable for coping with the severe winter conditions being predicted for the UK and Europe.
 
Sensor Products LLC is recognised for providing pressure profiling tools and ancillary services to engineers and other professionals for their R&D, design, and testing processes. Recently, the company began a partnership with the prestigious University of Liverpool in the UK.
 
Ford Component Manufacturing’s Easipeel laminated metal shimstock and finished shims are most commonly made from carbon steel, stainless steel, aluminium and brass, although other requirements such as cadmium plated steel, copper and phosphor bronze have been supplied.
 
The Type 1 Lotus Watch is the first wristwatch to be created by Lotus Design, the famous design studio responsible for all Lotus products, as well as numerous client projects.
 
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