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Microsoft Corp. Chairman Bill Gates gestures during a press conference in Tokyo. Bill Gates reaffirmed the US software company's commitment to the Japanese market, as he kicked off a campaign here to give free technology help to nonprofit organizations.
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A woman shows Sharp Corp.'s new Internet Aquos, the personal computer with digital TV in its latest flat-panel television lineup in Tokyo. The setup for the Internet Aquos looks like a PC with a huge living-room style TV panel, and also comes with both a keyboard and a remote control device. The product, which goes on sale late May only in Japan, sells for US$4,700 for the top model with a 37-inch panel and a recorder for high-definition digital broadcast.
A woman shows Sharp Corp.'s new Internet Aquos, the personal computer with digital TV in its latest flat-panel television lineup in Tokyo. The setup for the Internet Aquos looks like a PC with a huge living-room style TV panel, and also comes with both a keyboard and a remote control device. The product, which goes on sale late May only in Japan, sells for US$4,700 for the top model with a 37-inch panel and a recorder for high-definition digital broadcast.
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