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One roof at a time: with no help from the Bush administration—but plenty from Europe, Japan, New York, and California—solar power is edging into
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Nine high-speed Internet trials have recently started in Japan using power lines for transmission at between 2 MHz and 30 MHz. The trials will finish ......(Continue Reading)
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