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Twenty kilometers outside the city of Nagoya in central Japan, on ground that was the Aichi Youth Park, a glittering futurescape has risen at the site of the 2005 World Exposition. Visitors at the expo's Mitsui-Toshiba pavilion are taken on a multimedia journey through outer space that speculates on the feasibility of travel to distant reaches of the universe. At the Japan pavilion, saltwater red snapper and freshwater carp live side by side in the same pool-a marvel accomplished by infusing the tank with "oxygenated nanobubbles." Throughout the 173-hectare grounds, more than 25 robots...
...Ciarelli ’08, these subjects have just become very important: Nick has been sued by Apple Computer, Inc. His alleged crime? A post he made to a popular Mac rumor mill he runs (www.thinksecret.com), describing products that he said were to be announced at the MacWorld expo keynote address by Apple CEO Steve Jobs, which occurred this past Tuesday...
Ciarelli’s site announced the arrival of the Mac mini—a $499 computer—and the iLife ’05 software package two weeks before they were introduced at the Apple expo yesterday...
...create a picture?are cheaper than LCDs, and at sizes over 50 in. (127 cm), your only choice is plasma. But LCD technology, which involves creating a picture by passing light through charged crystals, is catching up. This month in Japan, Sharp wowed the crowd at a technology expo by unveiling a Ferrari-red 65-in. (165-cm) LCD TV, the world's largest. Prices of plasma TVs should fall as manufacturers build more efficient plants, but not as quickly as the prices...
...create a picture--are cheaper than LCDs, and at sizes over 50 in., your only choice is plasma. But LCD technology, which involves creating a picture by passing light through charged crystals, is catching up. This month in Japan, Sharp wowed the crowd at a technology expo by unveiling a Ferrari-red 65-in. LCD TV, the world's largest. Prices of plasma TVs should fall as manufacturers build more efficient plants, but not as quickly as the prices...