Photos | Cutting-Edge Computer Equipment in Action
This close-up of a computer screen highlights the impressive technology on display at the 2008 robot automation show. With cutting-edge hardware and intuitive keypads, these machines were at the forefront of the electronics industry.
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2008-01-30T15:22:53-08:00
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