What role does simplicity play in creating new technology? The Senior Technical Researcher at Intel Labs, Jason Howard, discusses what role simplicity plays in creating new technology in this Curiosity video.
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What role does simplicity play in creating new technology? The Senior Technical Researcher at Intel Labs, Jason Howard, discusses what role simplicity plays in creating new technology in this Curiosity video.
Added: Sep 29, 2011
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