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    April 1, 2020 @ Electronic Design: What's Trending in Technology

    April 1, 2020
    It's a special day so we collected a set of articles that highlight the trends and technologies that you would not believe.

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    It's a special day, so we collected a set of articles that highlight the trends and technologies that you would not believe.

    We have also collected these articles in PDF ebooks you can download and you can view them in a gallery as well.

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    Just in case our latest April Fools articles are not enough for you, check out "It Started with the WOM" by Don Tuite.

    And, here are a few from the late, great Bob Pease.

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    It's that time of year again and my annual April Fools' Column.
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    As I warned you guys, April is a good time of year for hoaxes
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    (Thoughts on the Accuracy Limits of Scientific Calculators...)
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    Since it's now June, you can consider this my April Fools' joke. And now on to the latest Floobydust items ...

    Here are a few more we found online.

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