KK and DFL are co-owners of Kedays LLC, which holds intellectual property rights, including rights to a pending patent application, for a CDS technology known as SEBASTIAN.
Only a subset of CDS opportunities might be amenable to addressing particular performance gaps, due to either the effectiveness of current CDS technology or to the compatibility of those technologies with the unique aspects of workflow within the specialty.
KK was formerly a consultant for Religent, Inc. and a co-owner and consultant for Clinica Software, Inc., both of which provide commercial CDS services, including through use of a CDS technology known as SEBASTIAN that KK developed.
Portable CD players started to appear in 1984, two years after Sony and Philips Electronics jointly introduced CD technology.
"CD technology will be obsolete in a few years, and students would have to switch to a new medium".
"Philips was a major developer of the CD technology I kept seeing at their Manhattan headquarters," he said.
Sony's new machine may be big, heavy and expensive, but there's no denying that its CD technology radically changes the experience of using a digital camera.
"When you look at the ways that people listen to CD's today," Mr. Reed at Rio said, you can pretty much count on us to replace that CD technology in the future with our technology".
Many of them were a disgrace-steely, cold, unresonant, lacking warmth and naturalness.... CDs did not breathe... Whatever the mainstream press may have said about it, the new CD technology was clearly immature, cast onto the market before it was ready... View Article David Denby has been a staff writer and film critic at The New Yorker since 1998.
Many of them were a disgrace-steely, cold, unresonant, lacking warmth and naturalness.... CDs did not breathe... Whatever the mainstream press may have said about it, the new CD technology was clearly immature, cast onto the market before it was ready.
That was when the grungy resurgence of punk-rock, a galvanized college-radio community, CD technology and the burgeoning Internet fostered a do-it-yourself circuit that now supports — more or less — bands that never expect to be heard on the Top 40.
