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...year of great falls in the computer and high-tech industry...
Yeltsin Gets U.S. Assist A sophisticated high-tech procedure allowed doctors to check in on the heart of President Boris Yeltsin ? and give his ticker the thumbs...
Driving all this is the microchip. The high-tech industry, which accounted for less than 10% of America's growth in 1990, accounts for 30% today. Every week a Silicon Valley company goes public. It's an industry that pays good wages and makes both skilled and unskilled workers more efficient. Its products cost less each year and help reduce the prices in other industries. That, along with the global competition that computers and networks facilitate, helps keep inflation down...
...year filled with world-shaking events, the overriding story was the economy, but the driving force behind the economy has clearly been technology. And no one has done more to further technology's long march than our 1997 Man of the Year, Andrew Grove, the 61-year-old high-tech impresario who came to America a penniless refugee and went on to make Intel the Silicon Valley powerhouse whose microprocessors run 90% of the world's personal computers...
...Players After too many years spent watching movie studios and the electronics industry haggle over the arcane details of this high-tech successor to the CD and the vcr, consumers are finally thrilling to its dazzling sound and pictures. dvd was worth the wait. Now where's the software...