GW-59

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The Hottest Gadgets and Gizmos from Japan
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Issue No. 59

Thursday May 30, 2002
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Name: Sony SDM-X LCD monitors
Category: PC
Price: Open (but X82 approximately 130,000 yen
and X52 approx 65,000 yen)
Release date in Japan: June 15, 2002

JIN-182 -- 2.5 Yen a Minute to Call the US Doesn't Sound Too Bad

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Issue No. 182
Wednesday, May 29, 2002
Tokyo

CONTENTS

++ Viewpoint: 2.5 Yen a Minute to Call the US Doesn't Sound Too Bad

MMW-19 -- A Tough Week For Kazaa and StreamCast

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Issue No. 19
Tuesday, May 28, 2002
Tokyo

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CONTENTS

++ FEATURE: A Tough Week For Kazaa and StreamCast

WW-58 -- 504-Series i-mode, infoGate and JASRAC: There's a Lot Happening in Tokyo this Month

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Commentary on the Business of Wireless in Japan
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Issue No. 58
Monday, May 27, 2002
Tokyo

INDEX

+++ Viewpoint: 504-Series i-mode, infoGate and JASRAC: There's a Lot
Happening in Tokyo this Month

+++ Noteworthy News

+++ Events (Advertisements)

+++ Subscriber Statistics, Corrections, Credits, Administrivia

JIN-181 -- Wilbur Ross, Others Wait for Tokyo Buyout Bargains

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Issue No. 181
Wednesday, May 22, 2002
Tokyo

CONTENTS

++ Viewpoint: Wilbur Ross, Others Wait for Tokyo Buyout Bargains

MMW-18 -- Mobile Jakajan -- A Personal Guitar Tutor for Your Phone

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Issue No. 18
Tuesday, May 21, 2002
Tokyo

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CONTENTS

++ FEATURE: Mobile Jakajan -- A Personal Guitar Tutor for Your Phone

WW-57 -- Dealing with Disruptions

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Issue No. 57
Monday, May 20, 2002
Tokyo

INDEX

+++ Viewpoint: Dealing with Disruptions

GW-58 -- Olympus MIC-D

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The Hottest Gadgets and Gizmos From Japan
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Issue No. 58

Thursday, May 16, 2002
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May 2002 Issue

On the cover: While Koizumi & Co. tinker with Japan's economic engine one expert says they forgot the gas.

May 2002
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May 2002 Issue

Upfront

  Great Thinkers: Einstein, Freud and ... Berners-Lee
Tim Berners-Lee, who single-handedly invented the World Wide Web, was in town to receive JPY 50 million Japan Award.
 
 
  The Pulse 2
The best of J@pan Inc's newsletters: Gadget Watch, Wireless Watch and Music Media Watch.
 
 
  Safety Zone?
Attacks on pupils and teachers mean Japan's schools, once renowned for their open-door policies, are bringing in Big Brother-style surveillance systems.
 
 
  From The Editor
 
 
  Switched ON
A professional musician gets to grisps with a newfangled MP3 player/recorder.
 
 
  Bridging the Digital Gender Divide
Digital Eve's Japan chapter on the struggle to get the nation's women on a technological even footing with its men.
 
 
  Warning: Stegosaurus in Yard
How about a new home security system?
 
 
VC Report: Firms Look beyond the Clouds
Japan's economy may be adrift, but venture capitalists seem to feel they may be heading for fairer winds...
 
 
  Online Brokerages See Record Trading Volume in March
The March stock market rally was a boon for online brokerages...
 
 
  Xbox's Very Short Honeymoon
Microsoft's Xbox was the best-selling game console in Japan for the week of February 18-24, after ...
 
 
  'El Of a Gadget
After decades of fruitless crystal-ball gazing, it looks like wearable computers are just around the corner ...
 
 
  To The Editor
What our readers have to say ...
 
 
  Contributors
 
 

Features

  OKINAWA: A Trouble island has visions of IT paradise
Okinawa, Japan's southernmost prefecture, is a semitropical island chain that's best known for being US territory until 1972. That perception is about to change as local and central governments offer incentives to lure high-tech companies to set up shop there.
 
 
  Call of the Wind
OKINAWA, Japan's southernmost province, is home to some of the country's most successful call centers.
 
 
  Running On Empty
Gregory Clark, the president of Tama University, says prime minister Junichiro Koizumi spends too much time tinkering with supply when it's demand that is the problem.
 
 
  The Final ShowDown
Digital technology is rapidly replacing traditional film in the movies -- a move that has serious implications for both the nature of film production and its financing.
 
 

Research

  Statistics
The high-end server market is going through a transitional period, but who are the winners and losers?
 
 
  Talking Shop
Carl Glaeser, CEO of Bowne Global Solutions, talks about globalization, a bankruptcy auction and the future of human translators.
 
 
  Blowfish
How much you can earn if incarcerated in Japan, female schacho and death by overwork.
 
 

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MMW-17 -- Yamaha's MA3 Sound Generation Chip

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Issue No. 17
Wednesday, May 15, 2002
Tokyo

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CONTENTS

++ FEATURE: Yamaha's MA3 Sound Generation Chip

++ NOTEWORTHY NEWS:
Kazaa Battles with Software Copycats
RIAA Blasts Jupiter Findings

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