Road Trip 2008: Geek Gestalt explores the South
CNET News.com's Daniel Terdiman visits geek-oriented sites from Houston to Orlando, with a helping of Kentucky and Tennessee in between.
Road trip 2008
CNET News.com reporter Daniel Terdiman is hitting the highway, a car full of gadgets in tow, for the third summer in a row. On this year's trip, he'll weave through the South, stopping at sites including the Johnson Space Center in Houston and the Kennedy Space Center near Orlando, Fla. Follow along as he swings through Kentucky to visit the National Corvette Museum and a UPS global distribution center that's a veritable maze of conveyor belts. He'll visit New Orleans to gauge how the city is faring post-Katrina. And what would a visit to the South be without a day at Graceland? Stay tuned; maybe he'll even don an Elvis costume (again).
Featured photo galleries
Here's a collection of shots--both original and contributed--of bridges CNET News reporter Daniel Terdiman passed by during his recent 4,600-mile trek.
At Fort Benning in Columbus, Ga., the U.S. Army is increasingly utilizing new technologies to help soldiers prepare.
The city's poorest areas are still struggling to get back on their feet with few offering a helping hand.
For anyone interested in space, NASA's Johnson Space Center is one of the world's most important installations.
To see all Road Trip 2008 photo galleries, visit the column to the right.
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Road trip 2008
CNET News.com reporter Daniel Terdiman is hitting the highway, a car full of gadgets in tow, for the third summer in a row. On this year's trip, he'll weave through the South, stopping at sites including the Johnson Space Center in Houston and the Kennedy Space Center near Orlando, Fla. Follow along as he swings through Kentucky to visit the National Corvette Museum and a UPS global distribution center that's a veritable maze of conveyor belts. He'll visit New Orleans to gauge how the city is faring post-Katrina. And what would a visit to the South be without a day at Graceland? Stay tuned; maybe he'll even don an Elvis costume (again).
Featured photo galleries
Here's a collection of shots--both original and contributed--of bridges CNET News reporter Daniel Terdiman passed by during his recent 4,600-mile trek.
At Fort Benning in Columbus, Ga., the U.S. Army is increasingly utilizing new technologies to help soldiers prepare.
The city's poorest areas are still struggling to get back on their feet with few offering a helping hand.
For anyone interested in space, NASA's Johnson Space Center is one of the world's most important installations.
To see all Road Trip 2008 photo galleries, visit the column to the right.
News Stories and Blogs
Related Features
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Relive last summer's journey through the American Southwest, in which Daniel went backstage at Cirque du Soleil, behind the scenes at the Hoover Dam, and much, much more.Road trip 2007
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Daniel traversed the Pacific Northwest with a car full of travel-friendly gadgets in the road trip that started it all. Catch up on all the adventures.Road trip 2006
Living with Technology: High-tech road trip
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The Web 2.0 road trip
It's no longer necessary to wait 'til you get home to share vacation details with friends. You can do so at just about every step along the way.June 29, 2007