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CSIRO broadband lab launch: photos

Summary: The CSIRO and National ICT Australia in conjunction with the New South Wales Government yesterday launched a new multimillion-dollar broadband research lab in Marsfield designed to develop applications for the National Broadband Network.

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A document scanner that can be used as part of the video-conference.

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Topics: Broadband, Emerging Tech, Government, Government AU, NBN

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  • Bring it on, just think in about 5 years from now we could have setups like this and the bad smell of inferior technologies like adsl & wireless will finally start to dissipate.
    Hubert Cumberdale
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  • No thanks, just TV, telephone, security back to base, smart house, internet will do for me!
    Visionary-10d5b
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  • the last image isn't öne of the many satellites, it's a radiotelescope belonging to ATNF which shares the Marsfield site. This technology doesn't use satellites
    georgemm
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  • Hi. Yes, of course you're right.

    Suzanne Tindal.
    News Editor.
    suzanne.tindal
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