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DIYTopicTypeSlideshow

iCandy: June 2010

IEEE Spectrum's monthly slideshow proves that a picture is worth a thousand bytes

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No, that’s not a cat carrier. At the Asia Funeral Expo, a forum for the fulfillment of “postmortem needs,” which took place 13 through 15 May in Hong Kong, an attendee tried out a machine that its creators claim stimulates cell and tissue growth using nanotechnology.
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The InstituteTopicArticleTypeHistory of Technology

How the Computer Graphics Industry Got Started at the University of Utah

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The Apple Vision Pro headset turned towards the user. A display inside the headset shows two mirrored images of a mountain landscape.
Consumer ElectronicsTopicTypeComputingNews

Wow, Is Apple’s Vision Pro Loaded With Pixels

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Grey blocks, the sizes of which decrease toward a thin horizontal white line and then increase again toward the top of the image.
SemiconductorsTopicTypeComputingNews

Intel Is All-In on Backside Power Delivery

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