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The following technologies make possible many different end-products for consumers and commercial users. If you have specific technology licensing needs that you think HP can help you with, we invite you to contact us.
Memory Spot is a small, wireless memory IC (about ½ the size of a grain of rice) that can be used to store and retrieve digital content such as video, audio files or documents.
Because the IC doesn’t require a battery, it can placed virtually anywhere: on a CD to store music samples, on a movie poster to retrieve a movie trailer, or on a hospital wrist band to store patient information. A reader can be embedded in a mobile phone, PDA or laptop.
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The most cost effective way to manufacture a writable optical disc is to use an optical dye. The laser on the disc recorder “zaps” the dye, which makes a data dot on the disc. It is extremely challenging to make dyes for high-speed recordable discs that use a blue, 405nm laser, such as Blu-ray®. HP has developed a new dye system that has been optimized for the new generation of recordable high-definition optical discs.
HP’s technology portfolio encompasses several fundamental aspects of digital pen and paper solutions. The technologies span the spectrum from stroke capture through forms management. These building blocks enable a wide range of applications from early learning products for children through sophisticated writing instruments for executives.
This portfolio includes technologies in the following areas:
- Forms and forms automation
- Paper patterning
- System architecture
- Electronic clipboard
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