| The New York Times 1999 Anne Eisenberg |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A new language may ease Web use.(extensible markup language, or XML)(Industry Trend or Event) | Business, general | Anne Eisenberg |
| Computers that think outside the box.(teaching computers to teach themselves through evolutionary programming)(Circuits Pages)(Technology Information) | Business, general | Anne Eisenberg |
| Crowding transistors onto a chip.(photolithography using electron beams or extreme ultraviolet light)(Technology Information) | Business, general | Anne Eisenberg |
| Dust that may have eyes and ears.(research developing microelectromechanical systems, or MEMS, lead by Dr. Kris Pister, University of California, Berkeley, at Analog Devices, and Lucent Technologies' Bell Laboratories)(Technology Information)(Statistical Data Included) | Business, general | Anne Eisenberg |
| Fuel cell may be the future 'battery.'(Technology Information) | Business, general | Anne Eisenberg |
| Legal squabbles in path of Internet.(intellectual property issues)(Industry Trend or Event) | Business, general | Anne Eisenberg |
| Text-to-speech programs with touchy-feely voices.(development of computer-synthesized voices that convey emotion)(Circuits) | Business, general | Anne Eisenberg |
| Used-PC bargains add appeal to life in the slow lane.(includes list of vendor Web sites) | Business, general | Anne Eisenberg |
| Vivid colors in the palm of your hand.(light-emitting polymers)(Product Development) | Business, general | Anne Eisenberg |
| When a gizmo can invent a gizmo.('automatic discovery' design software programs)(Technology Information)(Statistical Data Included)(Column) | Business, general | Anne Eisenberg |
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