Nintendo's GameCube :
Photos show how gamers will eventually have the choice of a 56K modem or a broadband modem and
2 slots for 4-Mb Digicardflash memory cards or a 64-MB SD-Digicard adapter. The biggest change that Nintendo has made between the Nintendo 64 and the GameCube is that the GameCube will be the first Nintendo console not to use game cartridges. The GameCube will use small proprietary discs.
Look for Nintendo's GameCube to be launched on November 5, 2001.
Photos show how gamers will eventually have the choice of a 56K modem or a broadband modem and
2 slots for 4-Mb Digicardflash memory cards or a
64-MB SD-Digicard adapter. The biggest change that Nintendo has made between the Nintendo 64 and the GameCube is that the GameCube will be the first Nintendo console not to use game cartridges. The GameCube will use small proprietary discs.
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What is a Smart Card? offers a brief explanation.
Nintendo's GameCube :
Photos show how gamers will eventually have the choice of a 56K modem or a broadband modem and
2 slots for 4-Mb Digicard flash memory cards or a 64-MB SD-Digicard adapter. The biggest change that Nintendo has made between the Nintendo 64 and the GameCube is that the GameCube will be the first Nintendo console not to use game cartridges. The GameCube will use small proprietary discs.
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Look for Nintendo's GameCube to be launched on November 5, 2001. Photos show how gamers will eventually have the choice of a 56K modem or a broadband modem and 2 slots for 4-Mb Digicard flash memory cards or a 64-MB SD-Digicard adapter. The biggest change that Nintendo has made between the Nintendo 64 and the GameCube is that the GameCube will be the first Nintendo console not to use game cartridges. The GameCube will use small proprietary discs.
Play pong
Shows how the games work and shows how the light gun works.
How Exoskeletons Will Work
Pump it up some more! Check the autospy pictures of:
Magna doodle
Etch a sketch
Dippy bird
Billy bass
Ham radio explained (with pictures) in every-day language. Or, if you would rather listen-only: the scoop on radio scanning.
This is the only time that you can see the corona, which is why astronomers get so excited when a solar eclipse is about to occur.
Let's terraform the planet Mars!
How SETI Really Works.
Shows how web servers really work.
DNA Evidence is really cool, and so are DNA Computers.
Hybrid cars are pictured at the North American International Auto Show 2001".
Flying cars are cool!
How Carnivore really works shows what can be intercepted!
Stealth technology is quite cool, still.
Find out about spacecraft being designed to accommodate space tourists.
SETI fully explained and some views on alien physiology-- over 50 extrasolar planets have been discovered as of 2001.
Terraforming Mars is one of those ideas so outrageous that it just might work!
Semi-geeks will want to see what's under the covers at PlayStation1 and PlayStation2
All about Plutonium-239 used in nuclear bombs such as Little Boy.
Ubiquitous networking is interesting, too.
Banner Ads explained and what they cost.