| The New York Times 2001 Catherine Greenman |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A popular port for computers users; don't get comfortable with U.S.B. technology, there are new and faster port connections just around the corner.(Universal Serial Bus) | News, opinion and commentary | Catherine Greenman |
| Books for the blind go digital.(Circuits)(Product Information) | News, opinion and commentary | Catherine Greenman |
| Consumers holding off on buying computers; as the personal-computer market cools, retailers wonder when and if to cut prices.(Industry Trend or Event) | News, opinion and commentary | Catherine Greenman |
| Controls rely on the twitch of a muscle, not the twitch of a mouse.(electronic signals from human muscles)(What's Next)(Technology Information)(Statistical Data Included) | News, opinion and commentary | Catherine Greenman |
| In the airport fast lane, with your eyes as a passport.(JetStream Passenger Processing System scans the iris to identify air passengers)(Circuits) | News, opinion and commentary | Catherine Greenman |
| Is there life after AOL?(customers leaving the online service)(Company Business and Marketing) | News, opinion and commentary | Catherine Greenman |
| Next step for cell phones: adding pictures to the conversation.(Toshiba America Electronic Components' wireless video decoding chip)(Technology Information)(Statistical Data Included) | News, opinion and commentary | Catherine Greenman |
| Ricochet network lived fast and died young.(Metricom shuts down the wireless network, after filing for bankruptcy) | News, opinion and commentary | Catherine Greenman |
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