GATE 2013 Notification has been released.Exam schedule is ready now.GATE Exam is a way to join in Post Graduate courses in Engineering like M.E, M.Tech or PhD in National level institute which is very crucial for engineering graduates.GATE 2013 will be organised by IIT Bombay.
GATE 2013 Online Application will be starting from 1st September. GATE authorities have posted tentative calendar of events for 2013 GATE exam.
Gate 2013 will be conducted Online as well as Offline.16 streams viz.AE, AG, AR, BT, CE, CH, CY, GG, MA, MN, MT, PH, TF, XE, and XL are conducted Online and 6 Streams viz. CS, EC, EE, IN , ME, and PI are conducted Offline.
Application Fee:
Category
General/OBC-NC (Male Candidates) 1200/-
SC / ST / PD* (Male Candidates) 600/-
Female Candidates 0 (Exempted)
GATE 2013 Important Exam Dates:
GATE 2013 Online Application submission – 1st September 2012.
Last date for Submission of Online Application Form (website closure): 30th September 2012.
Receipt of printed version of ONLINE Application at GATE Offices: 8th October 2012.
Announcement of GATE 2013 results: 15th March 2013
GATE 2013 Online Exam Date: 20th January 2013.
GATE 2013 Offline Exam Date: 10th February 2013
GATE 2013 is going to be conducted in 21 different streams.They are Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Electronics and Communications Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Agricultural Engineering, Computer Science and Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Pharmaceutical Sciences, Instrumentation Engineering, Architecture and Planning, Geology and Geophysics, Mathematics, Mining Engineering, Metallurgical Engineering, Production and Industrial Engineering, Textile Engineering and Fiber Science, Chemistry, Physics, Engineering Sciences and Life Science.
T.I.M.E. is offering Excellent GATE-2013 Coaching in CSE/ECE/EEE/ME Streams.
For further details like, GATE 2013 application fee, Eligibility, What’s New in GATE 2013, How to Apply, Changes in GATE 2012 that will continue to remain in force for GATE 2013, visit the given link below.
Gate 2013 Main Website:
http://www.gate.iitb.ac.in/gate2013/
Pre-Exam related Information:
http://www.gate.iitb.ac.in/gate2013/pre-exam/
Citywise Exam Schedule:
http://www.gate.iitb.ac.in/gate2013/pre-exam/examination-schedule-and-cities/
Previous Question Papers: 2009 to 2012
http://www.iitb.ac.in/~pge/gate_qp/
The record-breaking 152-inch Panasonic Full HD 3D Plasma Display Panel
If you’re a fan of movies like Poltergeist or Videodrome, in which people get really “immersed” in their television-viewing experiences, then you’ll probably like the latest news from Panasonic – it’s developed the world’s largest full-HD 3D plasma display TV. As presented at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, the one-off behemoth sports a 152-inch, 4K x 2K (8.84 million pixel) screen, plus a host of other complicated-sounding technical marvels.
The big TV is actually just an oversized example of Panasonic’s existing Full HD 3D PDP (Plasma Display Panel) line. PDP utilizes a new process called super-efficient quadruple luminance efficiency technology. This means it can achieve the same brightness as a conventional full-HD panel in about one-quarter the amount of time, allowing it to keep up with rapidly-moving 3D imagery.
It also incorporates crosstalk reduction technology, which minimizes the amount of overlap between what is seen by the viewers’ left and right eyes. This, in turn, reduces double images. Other systems alternately display their left- and right-eye images one line at a time, meaning that within one frame of video, every other line is going to be directed at either the left or right eye. PDP, however, displays one full frame per eye at a time, reducing overlap and increasing resolution. Crosstalk reduction technology also incorporates newly-developed phosphors with one third the decay time of conventional phosphors, AND something called illumination control technology. The upshot is, you’ll see Freddy Kreuger flinging one hatchet at your face, not two.
Although Panasonic has not said whether the 152-inch PDP will ever be commercially available, the company will be producing glass panels of that size, which will be cut up for use on smaller models… But those smaller models still won’t be exactly tiny. Although not yet confirmed by Panasonic, the 103-inch PDP they presented as a concept in 2008 has now made it to market – for a cool $US70,000.
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