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Anything with no value — for instance, the glass on computer monitors and central processing unit frames — often ends up in a landfill".

For example, the company can buy an older home in any one of those towns for around $800,000, knock it down and build a five-bedroom colonial in its place — complete with high-end appliances, wireless computer network, intercom system and central air-conditioning — and sell it for $1.4 million to $2.3 million, Mr. Barba said.

The town houses have all the standard luxury bells and whistles -- alarm systems, computer wiring, central vacuum and two-car garage with automatic door opener.

These, however, are still "audio-on-demand" schemes: the music stays on a central computer, and buyers need to be on-line to hear their purchase.

Each rover is connected wirelessly to a central computer and on command will race along an aisle until it reaches its destination — a case of food to retrieve or the spot to drop one off for storage.

The company has now verified that the technology is feasible for large-scale production by showing that the neural-network control algorithm can run on a car's central computer, and can be calibrated to run across all its engines.

With a V.L.T., the result of each play is determined by a central computer and not by circuitry within the machine itself, as is the case with slot machines.

A LAN may be configured as (1) a bus, a main channel to which nodes or secondary channels are connected in a branching structure, (2) a ring, in which each computer is connected to two neighbouring computers to form a closed circuit, or (3) a star, in which each computer is linked directly to a central computer and only indirectly to one another.

These stations will continuously communicate with a central computer and provide all the required data.

Zappos and Staples use the systems, which are dispatched and controlled by a central computer, and can also detect each other to avoid collisions.

The tempo and bar position of the claves rhythm is perceived by a central computer, and the song, accompanying the rhythm, is synthesized by a MIDI synthesizer.