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Novel chip designs and manufacturing techniques keep the 40-year computing explosion going strong. What consumer devices will they enable?
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10 Emerging Technologies That Will Change Your World
Technology Review unveils its annual selection of hot new technologies about to affect our lives in revolutionary ways-and profiles the innovators behind them.
Can Pfizer Deliver?
Despite skyrocketing R&D spending, pharmaceutical companies' drug output has slowed dramatically. Pfizer is counting on creative new technologies to keep the pipeline full.
Ten Technologies That Refuse to Die
From typewriters to vacuum tubes, these 10 technologies aren´t as obsolete as you might think.
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Al Gross's 1938 invention of the walkie-talkie launched mobile communications.
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Demo: Seamless Surveillance
Sarnoff shows how to turn the feeds from many surveillance cameras into a unified 3-D scene.
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The Robots Are Here
Robots today are where computers were in 1978; soon, they´ll be as pervasive as the Web.
Deciphering Cars
Consumers have a right to know the diagnoses made by their cars´ onboard computers.
VIPs: Virally Interactive Pixels
Millions of Japanese schoolgirls can´t be wrong: there´s always a market for instant gratification.
Point of Impact
Valid Voting?
Stanford University computer scientist David L. Dill on the security of electronic voting.
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Cooling Off Computers
Cooligy´s micromachined system chills chips, paving the way for faster, more powerful computers.
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The 1s and 0s of high-definition television, standard in U.S. home theaters by 2006.
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