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Saturday, January 07, 2006
Pop Science's Chief Tech Editor Talks About Tech's Hits and Misses
It's "Your" Popular Science
Nope, this is not your father's Popular Science. Nor is it you grandfather's, your great grandfathers or your great-great grandfather's. Born in 1872, Popular Science is literally as old as Darwin, but as fresh in the digital age as it was when it documented the invention of the telephone, the phonograph and the lightbulb. We talked with Suzanne Kantra Kirshner, the magazine's Chief Technology Editor, about matters ranging from bizarre Victorian inventions to pocket-sized HDTV cameras, what's hot at CES and some of the technologies and products Pop Science has judged the "Best of What's New".
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