There, in caricature, was a demonstration of the schizophrenic state in which Africa still finds itself today, that of a continent where different periods of history coexist: the contemporary state-of-the art communications satellite beaming the brutal work of a primitive weapon.
They were well-equipped with brand new Kalashnikovs, shoulder launched missiles, and state-of-the art communications gear.
Although students can still pursue those and similar fields, they can now select from a wide variety of disciplines like television production, commercial art, computer graphics, communications electronics, computer circuitry, environmental technology, law enforcement, computer-assisted design and drafting, entrepreneurship and business management, health services and environmental sciences.
A preoccupation with state-of-the-art communications technology is something that unites this rural community of around 1,000 people with the personnel of the 422nd Air Base Group – the branch of the US Air Force that operates the former bomber base as a vast data hub.
In recent years Huawei has decisively dispelled any doubts that it can provide state-of-the-art communications equipment.
That sum includes training on state-of-the-art communications technology which gives deaf-blind people access to the world.
The Danes, like their American allies and counterparts, possess enormous technological advantages, including air support, lightweight armor and state-of-the-art communications equipment.
But that 1930s state-of-the-art communications system obviously has no counterpart aboard today's moored ship, which is managed by a boutique hotel company.
She said health care businesses and energy companies in the United States were also likely buyers of state-of-the-art communications.
*A health department operations center, equipped with a state-of-the-art communications system, is nearing completion at an undisclosed location.
If a merger had been completed, it would have given Corning, the world's largest manufacturer of optical fiber, a relatively full line of the lasers and other components used in making state-of-the-art communications and data networks.
