LG's 84 inch ultra-high definition television was the most eye-catching product on show - though with no broadcast programmes to show off its capabilities for some while it's unlikely to be in your front room soon.
The Global Hawk, which was developed in San Diego and is assembled in Palmdale, recently returned from Australia, where it showed off its capabilities, including shattering the endurance record by flying continuously for 29 hours.
"Big Blue," as the company was commonly known, introduced the first computer disk storage system, the RAMAC, which showed off its capabilities by answering world history questions in 10 languages at the 1958 World's Fair.
Even Microsoft, which was once its staunchest ally in driving spending on Intel CPUs for new PCs, has loosened its ties by introducing a new version of Windows, called WinRT, that runs on ARM-architecture chips, and showing off its capabilities in its own Surface RT tablet with attachable keyboard.
They will be showing off its capabilities at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.
In recent tests, the Martin Jetpack was showing off its capabilities by propelling a pilot around the inside of a warehouse in New Zealand (see video).
AWS has been showing off its capabilities by adding the ability for its customers to quickly create virtual private clouds, and it's been dropping its prices across the board.
Much of the plant is ropy: the graphite is well past its shelf-life, and the North's electricity supply, needed to run the cooling system, is unreliable.Jeffrey Lewis, co-author of the SAIS report, expects the North soon to invite international experts to Yongbyon to "show off" its new capability.
The plays allow the brand-new Goodman to show off its full capabilities for the first time.
(In 2007, China blew up one of its own satellites to show off its weapons capabilities, creating an additional 3,000 bits of debris). Should those three countries shoulder most of the burden?
