PRE RECORDED DIGITAL CD ROMS DISKS FEATURING
| Brand | Owner (click to sort) | Address | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| CMCD VISUAL SYMBOLS LIBRARY | CMCD | 2005 18th Street San Francisco CA 94107 | Pre-recorded digital CD-ROMs disks featuring pictures, images, text, and sound; interactive multimedia products; computer software and CD-ROM disks for accessing, via a global computer network, digital media products for commercial use, still images, moving images, audio and text; file management software for searching, browsing, selecting, and retrieving files within a program and for opening and saving images to various file formats;Electronic delivery of images, photographs, art, graphic images and graphic design, clip art, news images, illustrations, digital animation, video clips, film footage and audio data via a global computer network and other computer networks;VISUAL SYMBOLS LIBRARY;Stock photography services, namely, leasing reproduction rights of photographs and transparencies to others; |
| CMCD'S VISUAL SYMBOLS | CMCD | 2005 18th Street San Francisco CA 94107 | Pre-recorded digital CD-roms disks featuring pictures, images, text, and sound; computer software and CD-rom disks for accessing, via a global computer network, digital media products for commercial use, still images, moving images, audio and text; file management software for searching, browsing, selecting, and retrieving files within a program and for opening and saving images to various file formats;Electronic delivery of images, photographs, art, graphic images and graphic design, clip art, news images, illustrations, digital animation, video clips, film footage and audio data via a global computer network and other computer networks;CMCDS VISUAL SYMBOLS;VISUAL SYMBOLS;Stock photography services, namely, leasing reproduction rights of photographs and transparencies to others; |
Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand |
Technical Examples
- Flash ROMs operate at a speed slower than that of a CPU. In order to raise the operating speed of a single-chip microcomputer, therefore, interleaving is adopted and a plurality of flash ROMs are operated alternately to obtain an apparent operating speed equivalent to that of a CPU. Read clock generating circuits are placed in close proximity to clock input pins of respective ones of the flash ROMs and supply the flash ROMs with read clocks obtained by dividing down the frequency of a system clock. Delay ascribable to wiring is eliminated from the read clocks as a result.