Issue 5 • Date May 1985
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Forum
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Book reviews
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Reflections
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Technically speaking
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Whatever happened to
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Best bits: Applications of microprocessors
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Managing technology
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Spectral lines: Behind the MX
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Special issue: The high-tech home
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The superstructure: Designing for high-tech: The high-tech house is hardly passive; its heating, security, communications, and lighting systems function independently, yet talk with one another at the command of computers
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Heating and cooling
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Electronic watchdogs
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C3I for the home owner
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Lighting sets the scene
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Robots in the home: Promises, promises: While great expectations are held for certain robot types, the robots for fun and educational purposes are limited in their adaptability to useful tasks
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Portia's perfect pad: Superhigh-tech: It may be too high-tech for some tastes, but an IEEE-member husband-and-wife team waits eagerly to move into this state-of-the-art Dallas showplace
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Impact 2000: A place in the sun: Sponsored by Boston Edison as an energy-conservation experiment, this home in the suburbs was seen during its construction by public-television viewers across the United States
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Eaglecrest: A commuter's dream: Communication is everything in this high-tech aerie in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada; it is designed to permit the professional to work at home, far from the madding crowd
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All the comforts of home
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Audio in the living room
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