3D printers: Almost mainstream

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	3D printers: Almost mainstream As the tools used to create printable objects get easier, the technology could find acceptance outside the traditional niches. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Cisco Systems, Inc. Cisco UCS with intelligent Intel® Xeon® processors Learn how the Cisco Unified Computing System, powered by intelligent Intel® Xeon® processors, signals an evolution in the data center: Cisco Unified Computing at Work, Unified Computing Design Zone, Build a Cloud Ready Data Center and Changing the Server Industry. Learn More In this Issue NASA's new rover begins work while on trip to Mars How 26 hospitals deployed e-order systems in 28 months Darlene Storm: Yes, Virginia, even the LED lights might be 'listening' Matt Hamblen: Time Travel, that continuing, evolving genre in "11/22/63" NASA's new rover begins work while on trip to Mars NASA's newest robotic rover has already begun its work although it's only a few weeks into its 8-month-long journey to Mars. Read More How 26 hospitals deployed e-order systems in 28 months All 26 of Adventist Health System's hospitals rolled out computerized physician order entry systems -- the biggest barrier to attaining the U.S. government's meaningful-use certification -- in just 28 months. Read More Darlene Storm: Yes, Virginia, even the LED lights might be 'listening' By 2015, the drop in price for digital storage will allow the government to store all the phone calls you made in a year for only two cents per person. Improvements to electronic spying tech will make retroactive surveillance possible and other eavesdropping easy and cheap. Yes, Virginia, even the LED lights might be "listening." Read More Matt Hamblen: Time Travel, that continuing, evolving genre in "11/22/63" Stephen King reaches back to Jack Finney, back to H.G. Wells and to all of us Read More
	SHARK TANK OF THE DAY Hey, yelling always worked in court This group of city-government agencies has just put Wi-Fi access points in each of its conference rooms and let the users know that wireless is available. And some users have clearly read the e-mail -- even if they don't really know what it means. CAST YOUR VOTE IN THIS WEEK'S QUICKPOLL The U.S. National Transportation Safety Board has recommended that states outlaw the use of all electronic devices while driving. Should the use of personal electronic devices be banned while driving? NEW COMPUTERWORLD JOB BOARD Search multiple listings now and get new job alerts as they are posted.
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