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Company announces development of flying cars
Monday 19 November 2007 – 10:25 in Consumer Electronics
A company called Terrafugia is currently developing a plane that transitions into a car. For a mere $148,000 you too can own a Transition.
Computers to make flying easier, safer than driving
Monday 26 February 2001 – 06:11
A consortium that includes aircraft companies, researchers, the US government and Nasa is at work on a system of computer-assisted piloting that will allow private pilots to fly with less training than is required to get a driver's license.
Japan firm unveils world's lightest flying micro-robot
Wednesday 18 August 2004 – 08:20
Japan's Seiko Epson said Wednesday it has developed a 12-gram flying micro-robot, the world's lightest.
ATI's Radeon X800XT ends up flying faster
Thursday 29 April 2004 – 04:29
ATI decided to increase the frequency of its soon to be released X800XT cards that will be presented in just a few days, on May the fourth.
Bluetooth flying bot creates buzz
Thursday 19 August 2004 – 03:09
The latest mini flying robot has been unveiled by Seiko Epson in Japan.

Articles & reviews

Flying the Unwired Skies*
Tuesday 29 March 2005 – 06:23
Many of us hope that cell phones never get the go-ahead for in-flight use. But wireless Internet access while aloft is here and gaining momentum. Glenn Fleishman reports on his and others' Wi-Fi flights.
Test Flying the E-Sky Honey Bee Mark 3 Helicopter*
Friday 16 February 2007 – 01:44
Expanding our horizons, we take some flying hardware for a spin.
High-Flying: AMD Athlon XP 3200+ Squares Off Against Intel P4 3 GHz*
Tuesday 13 May 2003 – 07:00
The Athlon XP 3200+ lays claim to the title of "Fastest Desktop CPU." But can it really beat the Intel P4 3 GHz? Should AMD change its model-numbering system? We take the beast for a spin and try to answer these, and other questions.
THG Takes to the Air for Wi-Fi 'War Flying'*
Friday 30 April 2004 – 06:00
Sure, you've heard about "war driving," which involves sniffing out unencrypted Wi-Fi wireless access point connections by car or foot. But what about sniffing out signals from a plane, or "war flying?" Yes, that's right: THG has taken to the air with Wi-Fi cards in tow.

Videos

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