Abstract: Circuits, methods, and apparatus incorporate both a wireless physical interface and audio processing unit on a single integrated circuit. The wireless physical interface may include a receiver, transmitter, or a complete transceiver. The audio processing unit is typically in communication with both the wireless interface and one or more wired physical interfaces. The integrated circuit may be as simple as a wireless physical interface and audio processing unit, or it may include other circuits such as graphics processors, networking interfaces, memories, or other circuits.

Abstract: Methods and systems for reducing noise relating to an electronic system are disclosed. The methods and systems determine a noise signature, which characterizes a targeted noise of the electronic system. A cancellation signal is then generated based on this noise signature, so that if the cancellation signal is transmitted, the targeted noise is at least partially reduced.

Abstract: A vending machine is disclosed. The vending machine has a selector for a plurality of beverage types and a selector for a plurality of ice types. The vending machine has a first store for storing a supply of the plurality of beverage types and a second store for storing a supply of the plurality of ice types. The vending machine also has a dispenser for dispensing into a container a selected beverage type and a selected ice type.

Abstract: A system, method and computer program product are provided for marking an article of manufacture. After marking an article of manufacture with a first identifier that describes at least one aspect of the article, such article is further marked with a supplemental identifier that describes the at least one aspect of the article.

Abstract: Circuits, methods, and apparatus incorporate both a wireless physical interface and audio processing unit on a single integrated circuit. The wireless physical interface may include a receiver, transmitter, or a complete transceiver. The audio processing unit is typically in communication with both the wireless interface and one or more wired physical interfaces. The integrated circuit may be as simple as a wireless physical interface and audio processing unit, or it may include other circuits such as graphics processors, networking interfaces, memories, or other circuits.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention include a system for stabilizing a rear view image. The system comprises a camera for capturing a rear view image, wherein the rear view image comprises elements located outside of a passenger vehicle and located behind the passenger vehicle. The system further comprises a motion detector for determining a relative movement between two or more objects e.g., the driver's head and an object within the vehicle. The system further includes an electronic image stabilizer for adjusting the rear view image according to the relative movement and a display device for displaying a stabilized rear view image.

Abstract: Circuits, methods, and apparatus for multiplexing addresses and data at a memory interface such that multiple data widths are provided without the need to change a motherboard or other printed circuit board design. A specific embodiment of the present invention achieves this using a single integrated circuit design where the datapath width is selected using a bonding option, fuse, data input, or other selection mechanism. The specific embodiment supports both 64 and 128-bit datapaths, though other numbers of datapaths, and other datapath widths are supported by other embodiments.

Abstract: A vending machine. The vending machine has a selector for a plurality of beverage types and a selector for a plurality of ice types. The vending machine has a first store for storing a supply of the plurality of beverage types and a second store for storing a supply of the plurality of ice types. The vending machine also has a dispenser for dispensing into a container a selected beverage type and a selected ice type.

Abstract: A system, method and computer program product are provided for marking an article of manufacture. After marking an article of manufacture with a first identifier that describes at least one aspect of the article, such article is further marked with a supplemental identifier that describes the at least one aspect of the article.