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2002 Lexus LS 430 Review
Introduced last year, the Lexus LS 430 represents the third generation of this full-size flagship. The LS 430 is a direct descendent of the ground-breaking LS 400 that appeared in 1990. The LS 430 continues unchanged for 2002.Many consumers and experts alike regard the Lexus LS 430 as the new benchmark for high-tech luxury in a meticulously crafted sedan.

2001 Lexus LS 430 Review
What a way to ride: The Lexus LS 430 luxury sedan, stretched with more room for passengers and outfitted with elaborate luxury elements, carries advanced mechanical components that can outthink and outperform lesser cars and, in some cases, lesser drivers.

2001 Infiniti G20 Review
Infiniti's G20 looks like a European Touring Car Series racer, and has the high-winding engine and sharp, enthusiast-friendly handling to match. In fact, its Continental suspension tuning has earned rave reviews.

2000 Jaguar XK Series Review
The Jaguar XKR is one of those rare grand touring cars with seemingly endless talents. It makes you a happy driver, it coddles you in comfort while egging you on to insane speeds, and it makes other drivers British racing green with envy.Based on the lovely XK8, the XKR keeps a secret under its hood - a magnificent 370-horsepower V8, supercharged with a growl entirely appropriate to this brand.

2000 Infiniti G20 Review
Infiniti's G20 comes with a suspension tuned to the tastes of European enthusiasts. This car received rave reviews for its handling characteristics. When driven hard, Infiniti's sports sedan makes its driver feel like a hero.

The Spanish SEAT Leon
Americans have long been admirers of the fast and flashy Italian Ferraris, and the classic, sleek British Jaguars Volkswagen brought to America and appreciation of the practical workhorse that was economical to operate, easy to maintain but still fun

Real-Time Control of Wheelchairs with Brain Waves
A new signal processing technology for brain machine interface (BMI) application In a press conference in Tokyo today, The BSI-TOYOTA Collaboration Center announced their success in developing a system which utilizes one of the fastest technologies in the world, controlling a wheelchair using brain waves in as little as 125 milliseconds (one millisecond, or ms, is equal to 1/1000 seconds). The press release, link to demonstration video and contact details are copied below.


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