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DEI Introduces 2017 Innovative New Products Brochure

DEI Introduces 2017 Innovative New Products Brochure
Avon Lake, OH (December 14, 2016) -- DEI recently introduced a new product brochure at the 2016 SEMA Show. The full color brochure features 18 all new parts, and nearly 60 new part numbers. A few products featured in this brochure include: DEI’s protective Easy Loom™ Split Sleeves for protection…
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CTA Launches Enhanced Online Resource for MECP

CTA Launches Enhanced Online Resource for MECP
Arlington, VA, December 12, 2016 - The Consumer Technology Association (CTA)™ launched an enhanced online resource for the Mobile Electronics Certified Professional (MECP) Program. Improvements to the redesigned MECP.com include "easy-to-find" information about certification, testing centers and a consumer resource explaining the benefits of using MECP-certified technicians, according to the organization. Additionally,…
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Long-time KICKER® Specialist, Irby Colleague, Calls it a Career

Long-time KICKER® Specialist, Irby Colleague, Calls it a Career
12/14/2016, STILLWATER, USA – Long-time KICKER specialist employee Steve Outhier has retired from the company.  Outhier is calling it a career after 23 years of immersing himself into the Stillwater Designs® framework, spinning the KICKER® message and bringing an award-winning sound to cars and trucks around the world. Outhier officially…
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From 1,100 connected traffic lights, smart cities will grow

From 1,100 connected traffic lights, smart cities will grow
12-12-2016, Slash Gear -- There are eighty-six seconds before the traffic lights are due to turn from red to green, plenty of time to pull my phone out of my pocket and check Twitter. Fifty-four seconds, and I channel surf on the radio, ignoring the flashing lights and eager billboards…
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Tesla may use a bespoke system-on-chip for its autonomous cars

Tesla may use a bespoke system-on-chip for its autonomous cars
12-12-2016, Road Show -- Many different suppliers are working to create chips for various automakers' self-driving cars. But Tesla is taking a different route, reportedly working with Samsung on its own, bespoke chip. Samsung Electronics will supply the semiconductors for Tesla's own system-on-chip, Reuters reports, citing unnamed sources talking to South Korea's Electronic Times. The sources told…
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