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    Broadband's Coming Attractions

    The hype is that broadband will transform entertainment, changing everything from how we watch movies to the video games that we play. The reality doesn’t exactly match up.

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    Battle for the Unseen Computer

    Over 99 percent of computers are inconspicuous: embedded in objects from toys to cars. Open-source software dukes it out with proprietary offerings to provide their operating system.

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    Internet: New software provides copyright protection for content providers.

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    The Software Chip

    Upstart Transmeta’s pioneering microprocessor chips are heralding a fundamental evolutionary step in the design of computing’s core technology.

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    Has GPS Lost Its Way?

    After 20 years of plodding development, the Global Positioning System remains a novelty for niche markets. The system’s future hinges less on technology than on politics, economics and human nature.

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