iCandy: November 2009
Spectrum's monthly slideshow proves that a picture is worth a thousand bytes
The Rebirth of the IBM 1401 Computer
An ancient machine, rescued from a garage and refurbished, now whirrs and clicks away again, just as it did way back in 1964
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The Microcar Tradition
Jim Janecek surveys the extended history of some amazingly compact cars
Behind the Scenes at Zink: Where Color Magic Happens
The research floor of Zink Imaging, in Bedford, Mass., has the traditional trappings of a chemistry laboratory mixed with art and electronics
Book: The History of Radio, in Pictures and Words
A coffee-table book from the American Museum of Radio and Electricity chronicles five centuries of progress
iCandy
Spectrum's monthly slideshow proves that a picture is worth a thousand bytes
Chiptunes Are Popping
Chiptunes geeks hack video-game systems into music machines
An E-Bike Potpourri
Discover some of the many ways to add an electric assist to your bicycle
Slideshow: A Tour of Photo Tampering
Doctoring photos for nefarious purposes
Sensors to Determine Health of Streams
Nanoengineers are making sensors for civil engineer colleagues to monitor the health of streams and rivers in Kentucky