A fast project, wanted to make something new, like a futuristic mining vehicle, aslo tryed a better render style.
The Lorraine 40t was a postwar French attempt at building a tank lighter than the competing AMX-50. In the end, both projects were cancelled.
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Among the challenges: competing with Facebook and Google, and figuring out how to integrate commercial technology into space programs
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Aegis radar, a technology now on destroyers and cruisers, is aimed at providing terminal phase ballistic missile defense and an ability to knock out or intercept attacking enemy cruise missiles. The Navy is modernizing its destroyers and cruisers with Aegis radar technology equipped with new multi-mission signal processors, kill assessment systems, radio frequency upgrades and […]
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Kelekona unveiled a giant 40-seater mass transport eVTOL aircraft capable of carrying 40 people.
In 1977, the world's premier gun manufacturer, Heckler & Koch, began testing the attempted next leap in the world of modern firearms, ...
The Barbastro Tank was an improvised tank series built during the Spanish Civil War. Production was sanctioned by the Government, but plagued by bureaucracy.
The Value Monitor Series is a robust, entry-level patient monitor range designed for daily use in demanding environments. The monitors are particularly easy to operate and transport. The ergonomic design with its display tilted by 10 degrees ensures that...
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If you entered the world of professional computing sometime in the 1960s or 1970s there is a high probability that you would have found yourself working on a minicomputer. These were a class of com…
I'm not too sure of the when or where of this advert, maybe Life magazine? circa 1960s I would guess, as no cassette feature. No 78rpm, but sliders were a basic equaliser (bass, treble, midrange and 'voice' I think) and stereophonic 'Stereo 4' sound, with sockets for an additional pair of speakers. Not quite sure what the needlepoint is meant to signify, but an allusion to craftsmanship I guess.
BENDIX So I don't think that there is a place for this, so here's one. Post a pic of a favorite advertisement of something audio-related. Do it for your...
