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MEMS find place GPS, mobile apps
Posted: Jun 12, 2009 2:25 PM

MEMS sensors are increasingly being integrated into phones, MP3 players, GPS units, mobile Internet ...[ View complete article ]


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MEMS sensors are increasingly being integrated into phones, MP3 players, GPS units, mobile Internet devices (MIDs), portable medical scanners and all sorts of greentech products.
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