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COACH
(redirected from Camera On A Chip)

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COACHCamera On A Chip
COACHChoosing Options and Accommodations for Children
COACHCanadian Organization for the Advancement of Computers in Health
COACHCognitive Adaptive Computer Help
CoACHCoordinating Action for Children's Health
COACHCollaborative Agent-Based Control and Help (military decision support system)
COACHCognitive Orthosis for Activities in the Home
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Vision Group Plc, the Edinburgh, Scotland-based camera on a chip company, is involved in talks that may lead to the takeover of the company.
CAMERA ON A CHIP COMPANY VISION IN SIGHT OF TAKEOVER by Computergram International
It is a complete camera on a chip with a data rate of 13.
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TransChip's camera on a chip solution has been incorporated into the Intel(R) PXA26x cellular phone reference design," explained Mark Casey, director of marketing for Intel's PCA components group.
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