Even electronic engineers who pioneered network computing in Japan use it badly.

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Engineers working in the field of pervasive computing are aiming to create smart fabrics, embedded with computer chips and sensors that will enhance and possibly even save our lives.

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In the next decade each crank of Moore's Law--by which computing power doubles every 18 months--will open new worlds that wireless engineers have barely begun to explore.

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