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Science Talk

Visit to the Fair: Inside a Tech Expo

Science Talk

Scientific American

Science

4.2644 Ratings

🗓️ 23 July 2008

⏱️ 19 minutes

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In this episode we feature five interviews conducted at the Digital Experience! computer and electronics expo that took place in New York City in June. Plus, we'll test your knowledge of some recent science in the news. Web sites related to this episode include: www.eye.fi; www.skype.net; www.synaptics.com; www.jakkspacific.com; www.m-audio.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:35.0

for the seven days starting July 23, 2008 2008. I'm Steve Merski. Something

0:40.7

different this week, I'll take you inside a technology expo. Plus, we'll test your knowledge about

0:45.9

some recent science in the news. Back on June 25th, I attended an event here in New York City

0:51.3

called Digital Experience, which showcased innovations in computers and consumer electronics.

0:57.0

Lots of nifty toys for the gadget freaks out there.

1:01.0

There were dozens of exhibits to check out in only a couple of hours, so I just kind of wandered around until something grabbed my attention.

1:08.0

Using that careful procedure, I wound up recording interviews with five of the folks showing

1:13.6

their high-tech wares.

1:15.2

The place was lousy with journalists because there was free food, so I just wanted you to know

1:20.8

it was a rather challenging audio environment, but everybody's intelligible.

1:25.3

First up, Yuval Koren, he's an MIT grad and the chief product officer and one of the founders of I-Fi.

1:32.9

They make these nifty media cards that can do a lot more than just store your photos.

1:40.5

Yuval, so I don't need to even hook my camera up to a computer anymore to upload photographs.

1:46.0

That's right. The I-Fi card is a wireless memory card for your digital camera.

1:52.0

Plug it into your existing camera if it takes SD cards and set it up to send photos to your PC or Mac

2:00.0

or to any one of our 25 online photo sharing

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