Televisions, cars, burgers - even the people who eat them?
Meanwhile, enterprising businessmen are giving free onions with the purchase of televisions, cars, motorcycles and tires.
Maybe the little operating system that couldn't will gain a new life inside televisions, cars and washing machines.
Meanwhile, Mexican factories are exporting record quantities of televisions, cars, computers and appliances, replacing some Chinese imports in the United States and fueling a modest expansion.
Using Canesta's technology, Microsoft and its partners could equip PCs, televisions, cars, cellphones and other devices with gesture recognition features.
Its collections of antique movie cameras, televisions, cars, printing presses, construction materials and scientific instruments tell the story of the industrial revolution and the birth of mass communication.
He has seen them return, years later, with televisions, cars and refrigerators, intent on revisiting their roots for a few months.
Over the past ten years, countries such as Mexico, Brazil, the Czech Republic and, most notably, China have emerged as important manufacturing hubs for televisions, cars, computers and other goods which are then consumed in America, Japan and Europe.
It's not part of who they are … Children have been born into a world where these things exist," she says, "like we were born into a world where there were televisions, cars on the streets and packaging on food".
Most often these are in phones, but also in televisions, cars, printers – anything that needs reliable low-energy computing power, as almost everything built in the world now does.
