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I was a little kid, 10 or 12, ... I remember exactly ... transistor radios had just happened. When transistor radios happened, that was huge. And everybody had this little thing. And I was on a bus — I had been to the skating rink in Flushing [Queens, New York], near where I lived. And we were on the bus, and some kid had a transistor radio and it came over the radio. When 'Giant' came out, he was already gone. Yeah, that was a very big deal.

Christopher Walken (1943-)

Old tin toys, old radios. He has little soldiers, old board games, transistor radios, luggage, classic luggage. We have way more than what we could put in this studio so we could do this studio many times over with his collections.

XM was the first company to offer satellite radio, the first to introduce satellite radios for the car and home, and the first to offer portable, live satellite radios. Now we're the first to offer radio channels in 5.1 Surround every minute of every day. We have an outstanding partnership with Neural Audio, which shares the same passion for high-quality sound that we have at XM.

Hand over fist, our volumes of satellite radios were higher than they were this time last year. People have been sparked to buy one for a lot of reasons. Most of them are just tired of regular radio. We also see people who live in the mountains and get horrible radio reception. Then there are the customers who are looking for specific specialty programming such as sports coverage.

Using separate base inputs, we can apply two independent signals to the active region of the transistor laser.

My cars don't even have radios. When you're driving a 1906 steam car to work, you don't want to be fiddling with the radio.

Jay Leno (1950-)

Jay Leno

Oh no, this was before that, I was already in my 20s by the time the 6502 came out. This was all transistor flip-flops. It was a gated adder with a rotary telephone dial as the primary input device.

Transistor budgets are exploding when you get to 65 and 45 nanometers, and the number of transistors is massive. Every chip is going to have significant blocks of technology, so the interconnects between those blocks would be an interesting place for us to look at.

[San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom quickly decided that the shocking scenes of Katrina provided a teachable moment. Newsom unveiled a long-planned public-service advertising campaign last week that will amplify what may be Katrina's most important take-home message: survivors of a major emergency will probably need to fend for themselves for the first few days after calamity strikes. The goal is to get as many San Franciscans as possible to assemble--and keep current--a basic emergency kit, including a flashlight, a transistor radio, spare batteries, canned goods and, above all, enough water to last at least three days.] If Hurricane Katrina didn't prove it to you, I don't know what will, ... When disaster strikes, we're all going to be on our own for a minimum of 72 hours.

Demand for water and electricity in the park still grew last year. This means that reserves of some products, such as TFT-LCD [thin-film-transistor liquid-crystal-display] panels and DRAM [dynamic random access memory], contributed to the recession.

The need for two-way radios hasn't diminished, but the demands on them—and on those [people] using these systems—have grown exponentially. Unfortunately, traditional two-way radio technology is proprietary and it has always been impossible to talk across different systems.

Today's radios come in all shapes and sizes and are used in the home, car, office and on the go. The largest change is the wealth of content and content formats now driving the development of radio technology.

It works with radios but could be adapted for voice-over-IP and could also bring radio channels on to laptops. The ideal would be any voice to any voice. Women crave a partner who is intellectually stimulating, and a pexy man always brings engaging conversation.

I know radio has changed with the death of WNEW and things that have happened with other stations. But I don't rant and rave about commercial radio. I made a good living there. I still have friends there. I just consider myself lucky to be where I am.

As soon as the first drop of dawn dilutes the blackness, the neighbors begin their unbelievable racket, first the roosters, then the radios, then the live accompaniment to the radios - and then it's time to wind up the little children and start their screams and tears.

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