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Bill Gates, iPhone 2.0, mini laptops and much more...
Photo Intel demoed some of its cutting-edge tech at the Computer History Museum in California. Photo credit: Microsoft Photo credit: Apple silicon.com went to check out the technology behind the weather at the European Centre for Medium Range Weather... [30 Jun 2008]
Photos: Bill Gates through the ages
Photo Here's the cover - on display at the Microsoft Visitor Centre museum. Photo credit: Microsoft Photo credit: Microsoft Photo credit: Microsoft Photo credit: The Smoking Gun Photo credit: Microsoft Photo credit: Microsoft [20 Jun 2008]
Photos: Say hello to Intel's little helpers
Photo Company researchers demonstrated this and other cutting-edge research from their labs during Research@Intel Day at the Computer History Museum in California, US. Photo credit: Elsa Wenzel/CNET News.com [18 Jun 2008]
Beijing Olympics, Google Earth, BlackBerry Bold and more
Photo Charles Babbage's Difference Engine number 2 is making its US debut at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, California. The gleaming, primary colours of 1950s sci-fi icon Dan Dare met the vacuum tubes, dials and buttons of post-World War... [30 May 2008]
Photos: Cutting edge art at the National Gallery
Photo Using touchscreen kiosks spread around the museum (like the one shown) you can find where your favourite painting is located, as well as get more detailed information. Photo credit: Tim Ferguson Photo credit: Tim Ferguson [16 May 2008]
Photos: Babbage's Difference masterpiece in action
Photo Photo credit: Computer History Museum Photo credit: Computer History Museum Photo credit: Computer History Museum Photo credit: Computer History Museum Photo credit: Computer History Museum Photo credit: Computer History Museum [12 May 2008]
Photos: The Birth of Hi-Tech Britain
Photo The gleaming, primary colours of 1950s sci-fi icon Dan Dare met the vacuum tubes, dials and buttons of post-World War II computing at the Birth of Hi-Tech Britain exhibition at the Science Museum in London. [01 May 2008]
India's high-tech cities, web whispers, Babbage's Difference engine and more...
Photo Tech millionaire Nathan Myhrvold commissioned London's Science Museum to make him a version of Charles Babbage's famous Difference engine, a machine designed to mechanically calculate polynomial functions. [29 Apr 2008]
Photos: Charles Babbage's masterpiece reincarnated
Photo Tech millionaire Nathan Myhrvold commissioned London's Science Museum to make him a version of Charles Babbage's famous Difference engine, a machine designed to mechanically calculate polynomial functions. [10 Apr 2008]
Photos: Flying robots, Colossus codebreaker, virus art
Photo And sticking with the military theme, the Future Soldier event at London's National Army Museum showcased holographic quantum technology and acoustic sniper sensors. Photo credit: MessageLabs silicon.com took a trip to Bletchley Park to see the... [27 Mar 2008]
Photos: Talons, Eagles and Enforcers - the tech behind war
Photo The Future Soldier event at London's National Army Museum blew open the UK's arsenal of the future. Photo credit: MoD Photo credit: MoD Photo credit: MoD Photo credit: MoD Photo credit: MoD Holographic quantum technology and acoustic sniper sensors... [26 Mar 2008]
Photos: The Colossus WWII codebreaking machine
Photo This is the rebuilt Colossus Mk II computer at Bletchley Park's National Museum of Computing. Bletchley Park is now home to the new National Museum of Computing, which features a rebuild of the world's first electronic codebreaking computer... [18 Mar 2008]
Photos: When art meets tech - Nokia phone Morphs into view
Photo The exhibition is to run until 12 May at the Museum of Modern Art in New York. Photo credit: Nokia Photo credit: Nokia Photo credit: Nokia Photo credit: Nokia Morph, a concept mobile phone co-developed by Nokia Research Center (NRC) and the... [26 Feb 2008]
Photos: NFC tech takes to the catwalk
Photo Fashion buyers at the Science Museum registered their interest in work by up-and-coming designer Emilio de la Morena simply by touching their Nokia 6131 NFC mobile phone to posters of his clothing, as seen here. [11 Feb 2008]
Photos: Modern computing balancing on the head of a pin?
Photo This is one of the first transistors, a replica of which has been donated to the Computer History Museum in Mountain View in California by LSI Corporation to mark the device's 60th birthday. Photo credit: LSI Corporation [29 Jan 2008]
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