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...Beat Northwestern 38-7 14. Arizona 4-0 Beat San Diego State 35-16 15. Colorado 4-0 Idle 16. West Virginia 2-1 Beat Tulsa 44-21 17. Oregon 4-0 Beat Stanford 63-28 18. Texas A&M 3-1 Beat North Texas 28-9 19. Virginia Tech 4-0 Beat Pittsburgh 27-7 20. Washington 2-1 Lost to Nebraska 55-7 21. Southern Cal 3-1 Lost to Florida State 30-10 22. Arkansas 3-0 Idle 23t. Missouri 2-1 Idle 23t. Notre Dame 2-1 Beat Purdue 31-30 25. Michigan 2-2 Idle
...those briefcase-size satellite phones, but instead had a cell phone just slightly larger than the one you carry now? How much of a premium would you be willing to pay for such convenience? Two American-based firms with a list of global backers that reads like a high-tech Who's Who are rolling the dice in a multibillion-dollar gamble that they can answer those questions. In their effort to find that new plateau in communications, however, they're off to a rocky start...
...Packard had the best rating in the survey; its computers worked on startup 92 percent of the time. By contrast, 17 percent of AST users had a bad out-of-box experience. Interestingly enough, AST users, while reporting the most initial problems, were also the least likely to call tech support -- a level of diminished expectations that may explain how PC makers can ship nonfunctional products and still make the big bucks...
...concede that before the turmoil, the countries of East Asia were among the most dynamic and prosperous in the whole world. Their progress and prosperity were real. Employment rates were high; per capita income increased steadily. From poor agricultural countries, they had become highly industrialized nations, producing quality high-tech goods for markets worldwide. They were set to grow and grow...
...learned of the MP3 phenomenon when Jonathan Clenman, a tech guy in my office, took me over to his PC recently and showed me what I've been missing. He had more than 160 songs on his computer, which was playing like a juke box, pumping out music whose quality was so good, I couldn't differentiate it from a CD player. "This is the end of the recording industry!" I shrieked. Clenman sighed. "I doubt it," he said...