October 13, 2006There's a good reason for the cross-generational appeal of a series that began when LBJ was in the White House, says CNET News.com's Charles Cooper.TAGS:Star Trek, auction, appeal, dot-com, TV
May 17, 2006A propulsion system that emits nothing but heat could revolutionize the space and transportation industries. Photo: Professor moves rockets closer to warp speedTAGS:rocket, professor, Star Trek, capacitor, engine, satellite
February 28, 2007The handheld device from the labs at Purdue quickly sniffs out chemicals on a surface--or cocaine on $50 bills.
Photos: Purdue's 'tricorder' deviceTAGS:handheld device, handheld, object, researcher, Star Trek, food
July 12, 2006It's no absentee-bidding tool. Via video, Christie's Live lets registrants bid on items in live auctions--or just sit in.
Photos: 'Star Trek' props for Christie's auctionTAGS:auction, bidder, appraisal, sale, Star Trek, Real-Time, location
July 21, 2006CNET News.com's Charles Cooper celebrates the birth of the PC and the long-awaited emergence of "human-centric" computing.TAGS:Star Trek, Silicon Valley, IBM Corp., PC
December 15, 2006During 2006, CNET News.com photo galleries showed off everything from the first hard drive to the latest iPod, and from electric cars to Star Trek props.TAGS:Star Trek, Apple iPod, photograph, Google Inc., hard drive