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Rupert Goodwins ZDNet.co.uk

Published: 17 Apr 2007 12:50 BST

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Scope envy

You know you're at the heart of geekland when Intel engineers stop and loudly admire displays like this. Not because it's showing an example of the most advanced radio engineering in the three square millimetre combined Wi-Fi and WiMax chip, but because it's using one of Sony's new digital video microscopes. 'We've got to have one of those!', exclaimed one engineer, adding 'How come China has it and we haven't?'

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