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Satellites - Wednesday, July 13, 2005

a:c on M.I.T. Tech Review - RaySat Profile

This week's a:c exclusive at TechnologyReview.com:

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RaySat has developed a two-inch antenna that can capture Internet and TV programming in a car or other moving vehicle.

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