Pocket-sized computer debuts at Tokyo trade show

Pocket-sized computer debuts at Tokyo trade show

TOKYO, Japan - Tokyo-based venture business Personal Media Corp. on Dec. 12 unveiled a pocket-sized computer (photo) just 52 millimeters by 52 millimeters. The T-Cube which weighs 165 grams and stands 45 mm high, uses all made-in-Japan components, including its central processing unit and memory chip.

Large amount of stimulants, cannabis smuggled from Germany

Large amount of stimulants, cannabis smuggled from Germany

FUKUOKA, Japan - Fukuoka police display May 28 a large amount of stimulants and cannabis smuggled from Germany. Yutaka Handa, a 45-year-old unemployed man from Fukuoka Prefecture, is suspected of mailing about 5,000 ecstasy pills and roughly 880 grams of cannabis from Germany on April 2 to his home in Kurume.

Wristwatch-shaped PHS developed

Wristwatch-shaped PHS developed

Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corp. (NTT) has developed a small wristwatch-shaped personal handy-phone system (PHS) which incorporates a low power-consumed large-scale integration (LSI). The product weighs 45 grams.

Pocket-sized computer debuts at Tokyo trade show

Pocket-sized computer debuts at Tokyo trade show

TOKYO, Japan - Tokyo-based venture business Personal Media Corp. on Dec. 12 unveiled a pocket-sized computer (photo) just 52 millimeters by 52 millimeters. The T-Cube which weighs 165 grams and stands 45 mm high, uses all made-in-Japan components, including its central processing unit and memory chip. (Kyodo)

Large amount of stimulants, cannabis smuggled from Germany

Large amount of stimulants, cannabis smuggled from Germany

FUKUOKA, Japan - Fukuoka police display May 28 a large amount of stimulants and cannabis smuggled from Germany. Yutaka Handa, a 45-year-old unemployed man from Fukuoka Prefecture, is suspected of mailing about 5,000 ecstasy pills and roughly 880 grams of cannabis from Germany on April 2 to his home in Kurume.

Wristwatch-shaped PHS developed

Wristwatch-shaped PHS developed

Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corp. (NTT) has developed a small wristwatch-shaped personal handy-phone system (PHS) which incorporates a low power-consumed large-scale integration (LSI). The product weighs 45 grams.