"Sony proved our technology was viable, but the Kindle was the first time 'radio paper' had been tested, " says Russell J.

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"Radio paper is still the red of the target, but the bull's-eye is much bigger now, " says Wilcox, who says E Ink will finally become profitable in a year.

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When compared to the mode of how the get news (Local TV, National TV, Online, Radio, Local paper, National Paper), online news ranks third overall.

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In general, the American press corps covering ETO -- whether for the wire services, individual newspapers or magazines, radio, or the GIs' paper, Stars and Stripes -- did an outstanding job.

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As he mashes the joystick controls, Colin Angle grins like a 6-year-old boy playing with his first radio-controlled car, freshly torn wrapping paper thrown aside.

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"It's very much the same process that's involved in litmus paper, " lead researcher Kenneth Suslick told CNN Radio.

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Gazing at the picture whilst on my guided tour of the paper - part of my exciting experiment as the guest editor of Radio 4's Today programme - I couldn't help wondering what Bill, who died in 2007 at the age of 94, would make of the extraordinary transformation that has taken place since his death.

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While Sall made herself busy in the kitchen, I would sit in the dining room with the paper spread out on the table, or I would listen to the radio, staring out at the garden and fiddling with the dials to get a better signal.

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It was nearly 20 years before a radio based on FHSS was eventually constructed, using electronic components rather than mechanical components and paper rolls.

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