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This article is devoted to those irreplaceable assistants in our life - the calculators. The history of the development of Soviet calculators, their features and interesting characteristics of the most relevant models are described. The first calculators The first mechanical device used in Russia for computational purposes was the Russian abacus (schoty). This device became "

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<!-- google_ad_section_start -->Ontrack Data Recovery™, the largest, most experienced and most technologically advanced provider of data recovery products <!-- google_ad_section_end --><!-- google_ad_section_start(weight=ignore) -->and services in the world, has unveiled its annual Top Ten list of remarkable data loss disasters in 2006. Taken from a global poll of Ontrack data recovery experts

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All these amazing pumpkin sculptures are created by Ray Villafane. Below you can find the information on how to create such sculptures by yourself! About Ray VillafaneBorn March 5, 1969 in Queens, New YorkReceived a BFA in Illustration and Education from the School of Visual Arts in NYCRelocated in 1993 to Northern Michigan

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While most folks get real excited over a cam like the Seitz 6x17 Digital that shoots at 160 megapixels, Rice University researchers have decided that less is, in fact, more. Scientists at the esteemed academic ivory tower in Houston, Texas have determined a way to build a single pixel camera that they claim will be cheaper way to take pictures in the future. Using one photodiode and one digital

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Imagine receiving a text message on your couch? Or having the stock market results run across it? How about atmospheric lighting enveloping you while you watch TV? Well the new Philips Lumalive couch can do this and more. It boasts the new state-of-the-art Lumalive light emitting textile technology that can display text, graphics or animations in full-color. Philips will demonstrate the couch at

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When we first spotted this new cam from Seitz, our jaws hit the floor and rebounded a few times. No, it's not the highest megapixel count we've seen, but this megalith of a camera shoots at 160 megapixels to create a native 6 x 17-cm image, is packed with an ISO range from 500 to 10,000, a read-out speed of 300MB per second, and a shutter speed of 1/20,000th second. So the next question is, how

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In this blog you can read about most unusual and amazing places in the World Wide Web.

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