Digital Video Surveillance Kit by Avnet/ADI/Micron
Check out this new Digital Surveillance Kit from Avnet. It provides a simplified prototype development platform for networked video surveillance applications, combining video handling capabilities of the Blackfin® Processor and CMOS image sensors by Micron.
About.com
Human guide to the Web at a broad level.
The concept is obviously good, and if they tone down the venture-capital based please-the-investors hype they might have something.
Yahoo and the Open Directory Project are still better, but possibly this one might take off.
preview:
http://www.about.com
topical list
Open Directory Project
As the web grows, automated search engines and directories with small editorial staffs will be unable to cope with the volume of sites.
The Open Directory Project's goal is to produce the most comprehensive directory of the web, by relying on a vast army of volunteer editors.
The cool part about this site is that it sections your search results into Open Directory Categories.
preview:
http://dmoz.org
Microsoft Windows Embedded - Try it free!
topical list
PC Webopaedia
The PC Webopaedia is the #1 source for accurate, up-to-date information about personal computers.
Enter a search term or browse through the categories, and sail the Web! Unfortunately, this site has gone downhill over the years, and now does not seem to be maintained.
preview:
http://webopedia.internet.com
topical list
World Wide Web Virtual Library
This is one of the oldest, and unfortunately not well maintained, topical lists to Internet resources.
It competes with Yahoo, About.com, and the new Open Directory project to bring you the Net topic-by-topic.
Best for academic and European items.
preview:
http://www.vlib.org
topical list
Yahoo
The most famous topical list on the Net, and perhaps the only one that allows users to suggest sites directly.
Yahoo, however, is getting increasingly out-of-date with many broken links.
preview:
http://www.yahoo.com
Full development tools available for DM355 & DM644x. PrKERNELv4 is a fully preemptive and deterministic kernel with a wide range of middleware and multimedia codecs supported.
Licensed in full source code with no royalty.
Seamlessly integrated with system level firmware and dev tools such as file system, USB host & device, TCP/IP, and IDE from eSOL and its leading partners for TI's DaVinci processors.
An ideal fit for consumer electronics and automotive applications
