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Advertisers' dream as Japanese
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New high-tech Japanese electronic display can instantly identify people's sex or age range and target them with advertisements to suit them, maker NEC Corp. said Friday.
The 50-inch (127-centimetre) plasma display will appear at an annual festival in Tokyo run by Fuji Television network. The event, which runs from Saturday until August 31, drew more than four million visitors last summer.
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O T H E R R E P O R T S
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Make way Ronaldo, here come the robots
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After Euro 2008, now Austria is preparing to host RoboCup, where 500 robots take to the football field hoping to prove their mettle.
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Videogames getting minds of their own
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Videogames are getting smarter with virtual enemies improvising during battles, storylines shifting based on moral choices and in-game characters sending players text messages for help.
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TECHBYTES
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NCR launches next generation family of NCR
SelfServ ATMs to help drive banks' revenue and improve consumer
satisfaction
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ATM availability is one of the key priorities for banks in the region, and the NCR SelfServ family with its "self-healing" capability addresses this need.
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TECHSTUFF
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Going places with the ASUS Eee PC
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They say that big things come in small packages. In this day and age, the smallest gadgets can do so much-and today's laptops are no exception.
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