Cars That Think

APRIL 5, 2023

His original hypothesis, published in a 1965 Electronics magazine article , was that the number of transistors would double each year. Under his leadership, Intel didn’t just fuel the growth of personal computing; it also provided the foundation of what became known as Silicon Valley, as detailed in his Washington Post obituary.

Baltimore 92

Baltimore 2008 Personal 2002 92

Cars That Think

DECEMBER 3, 2021

Whether for religious or secular celebrations, the variety and functionality of lights have exploded in recent years, abetted by cheap and colorful LEDs and compact electronics. advertised "Winking Fairy Lights for Christmas Trees" in Hardware Dealers' Magazine. Their collecting habits were well known in the Washington, D.C.,

Light 144

Light Kansas City New York Washington 144

Spirit of DC - PHEV3A

APRIL 26, 2009

and on the Cheap! The "Spirit of DC" is enjoying her All American status, being shown around the Greater Washington, DC Metropolitean Area with EVADC'rs -- Chip Gribbens, Charlie Garlow, Dave "Goldie" Goldstein, and Joe Lado. What's next beside going back and doing LOTS of webblogging. for starters. EVer, with more to follow.

Phoenix 36

Phoenix Arizona 2009 DC 36

Tony Karrer Delicious EVdriven

APRIL 16, 2009

So, the used batteries are almost arbitrarily cheap since an arbitrarily large fraction of their cost of production can be loaded on their use in transportation. Got a hot tip on breaking green news, or a suggestion for areas of coverage? Email us directly at greeninc@nytimes.com. Staff Tom Zeller Jr.

Grid 47

Grid Green Electric Cars Cars 47

Cars That Think

MARCH 25, 2022

Tiny, cheap, and almost impossible to detect in action, induction coils were in wide use in wiretapping operations of all sorts by the late 1930s, and nowhere more so than in New York. Tiny, cheap, and almost impossible to detect in action, induction coils were in wide use in wiretapping operations of all sorts.

New York City 109

New York City New York Legal Connect 109

Tony Karrer Delicious EVdriven

APRIL 16, 2009

Furthermore, changing the battery pack on say a Toyota Prius often costs a fortune, at least in most European countries, so such cars better be VERY cheap, but they’re not. Batteries are highly special toxic waste and cannot be dropped on the average dump site, so who is going to pay to get rid of this problem? Staff Tom Zeller Jr.

Oregon 58

Oregon Green Electric Cars Lead Acid 58