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Nvidia says that the first displays will go on sale in the summer.

The 7.2-megapixel camera, with a 3X optical zoom lens and a three-inch image display, will go on sale next month for $230.

Beginning Jan . 22 40 of the black-and-white photographs that have resulted from that fascination, most never before on display, will go on view at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in the exhibition "Lee Friedlander: A Ramble in Olmsted Parks," keyed to the 150th anniversary this year of the design of Central Park.

The display will go on sale in Japan (and possibly outside Nippon) within this year.

Reportedly, NEC LCD Technologies has made a leap forward by developing a 12.1-inch 3D display that will go on sale in Japan as early as next spring.

A second public display of revised plans will go on display, at the town hall, on 3 September.

The metallic Moss, called Siren, is part of a display of contemporary art which will go on display at the British Museum from October.

The book is currently on display at Castle Howard and will go on show at the Talbot Hotel, Malton before moving to the University of York and touring schools in the area.

One of his paintings will go on display at one of those galleries for the first time this autumn.

Held at Aberafan Shopping Centre, photos and films taken by people at last year's show at Port Talbot will go on display.

General Motors displayed the Chevrolet Volt, which will go on sale in China in 2011.