ANN: FPGA image processing camera

Bitec are pleased to announce the introduction of a series of modules
to assist in the development of FPGA + DSP image processing.

A 5.2 Megapixel CMOS sensor module provides cost-effective FPGA based
real-time high-resolution camera development. It is a low cost
daughtercard module for the ALTERA range of FPGA development boards.

To compliment the camera, Bitec also offer a DVI input and output
module to aid the development of image processing using DVI signals.

The products are intended for researchers and developers in the field
of
Machine vision
HDTV development
Video phone
Remote image sensing
Surveillance systems
Biometrics
Image recognition, filtering and compression
Video streaming
Stand-alone vision systems
Net connected smart camera
VoIP projects

For more information visit www.bitec.ltd.uk or email info@bitec.ltd.uk

arobe100@ jaguar.com wrote:
>[SPAM] introduction of a series of modules [SPAM SPAM SPAM SPAM]

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Your Usenet history doesn't indicate a malicious pattern
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so I'll assume ignorance on your part.

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JeffM wrote:
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> "How NOT to Advertise on Usenet" by Joel K. Furr
> http://66.102.9.104/search?q=cache:CMU1z-5ywJ4J:shopsite.com/help/4.1/sc/lte/usenet.html+rude.to.advertise.*.*+*-*-*-*-*-*-the-word-forsale-or-marketplace-in-their-names+preserve.*.culture.of.open.discussion+reads-an-advertisement+*.most.pervasive.form.*.*.*.*-*+How-*-to-Advertise-on-Usenet+biz+hated+rude+lose-*-account

That's all good and gret but we have a number of vendors in the C.A.F
forum regularly spamming by the comon definition, from Xilinx to
various vendors like John Adair's frequent posts for Enterpoint. The
cross posting is mostly likely the offense people care about.

JeffM wrote:
::Posted from sci.electronics.design
>>http://groups.google.com/group/sci.electronics/msg/13651a897337a7a9?q=Charters+misc.industry.electronics.marketplace+Discussions+Advertisement+only-advertise+sci.electronics.design-Electronic-circuit-design
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>>"How NOT to Advertise on Usenet" by Joel K. Furr
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fpga_toys@ yahoo.com wrote:
>That's all good and gret but we have a number of vendors in the C.A.F
>forum regularly spamming by the [common] definition, from Xilinx to
>various vendors like John Adair's frequent posts for Enterpoint.
>
Yeah.  The words "appropriate" and "acceptable" spring to mind.

>The cross posting is mostly likely the offense people care about.
>
You caught the core of my point; I hope the OP does likewise.
(As I specifically mentioned
that I was posting from sci.electronics.design,
I find it curious that you removed that group from your cross-posting.)