Efficient Hardware Architectures for H.264 Video Encoding and Decoding

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what field is more efficient

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	Samir Das \| Argues in support of "embedded " \| 1 year ago
	In india vlsi companies are very less and they too work mainly in simulation softwares. But embedded has lots of companies in india and getting a job is easy. Both the fields are best in its own applications. Both are complimentary.

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