music

OSdata.com

computers in Japan (Nippon)

summary

    This web page discusses computers in Japan (Nippon).

• history
• education (top colleges and universities)

Japanese musicians and songs free open source music player

computers in Japan (Nippon)

    This web page discusses computers in Japan (Nippon).

    The United States, Japan, France, Canada, and England are the world leaders in 3-D computer animation.

    Internet country code: (ccTLD) .jp

photograph by Steve Vidler

3. Japan

    The country’s electronics industry may be losing its edge, but Japan’s telecommunications technology is still on top of its game.
    The Japanese government has long prioritized Internet development as a national goal, David Belson (editor of the report) said. High-speed optic fiber runs through many parts of the country. Japanese connections reached 42.2 megabits per second on average, Akamai said.

—World’s Fastest Internet by Mark Milian of Bloomberg Technology, 22 January 2013, based on a report from Akamai Technologies

history of computers in Japan (Nippon)

    Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. established in November 1993.

    In December 1995 Sony announced the basic specifications for the DVD high-density optical disc format.

    In June 1999 Sony launched the AIBO ERS-110 entertainment robot.

    In October 2003 Sony created the SDR compact bipedal entertainment robot.

    The Apple Store offers Macintosh computers for Japan.

education

    The University of Tokyo: #7 Top Engineering and Technology University in the World in 2010 according to QS World University Rankings. www.i-tokyo.ac.jp. Address: 7-3-1, Hongo, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo 113-8654 Japan. Phone: 81 3 38122111.

    Kyoto University: #17 Top Engineering and Technology University in the World in 2010 according to QS World University Rankings. Founded in 1897. www.kyoto-u.ac.jp. Address: Yoshia-Honmachi, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto 606-8501 Japan. Phone: 81 75 7537531.

    Tokyo Institute of technology: #23 Top Engineering and Technology University in the World in 2010 according to QS World University Rankings. Founded 1881. www.titech.ac.jp. Address: 2-12-1 Ookayama, Tokyo 152-8550 Japan. Phone: 81 3 57342975. FAX: 81 3 5734661.

    Osaka University: #59 Top Engineering and Technology University in the World in 2010 according to QS World University Rankings. Founded 1931 (as Imperial University). www.osaka-u.ac.jp. Address: 1-1 Yamadaoka, Suita, Osaka 565 - 0871 Japan. Phone: 81 6 68797037. FAX: 81 6 68797106.

United Nations Security Council

    The United Natons Security Council has five permanent members, each of whom has veto power. They are: the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Russia, and China.

    I propose that there are five additional nations that must also be granted permanent seats on the United Nations Security Council: Japan, India, Germany, Brazil, and Egypt.

    Japan is one of the most important economies in the world and has been a major industrial power for well more than a century. The only reason they are excluded is because of bad timing in that they were on the losing side in World War II.

    India is the second most populous nation in the world and one of the oldest civilization on the entire planet. To exclude India is a mockery.

    Germany is a bigger and more influential economy than either Great Britain or France and was the nation where the industrial revolution started. The only reason they are excluded is because of bad timing in that they were on the losing side in World War II.

    Brazil is the largest economy and most populous nation in Latin America. That Europe has three permanent members (UK, France, and Russia) and Asia has two permanent members (China and Russia) and North America with only three nations has one permanent member, but all of Central America and all of South America have zero representatives is a mockery.

    Egypt is the most populous Arab nation and second most populous African nation. Egypt has long been a leader in modern Middle East affairs and is one of the oldest civilizations on the entire planet. That Europe has three permanent members (UK, France, and Russia) and Asia has two permanent members (China and Russia) and North America with only three nations has one permanent member, but all of Africa have zero representatives and their are no Muslim representatives is a mockery.

    Consumers Union’s Consumer Reports, an independent, non-profit consumer organization, claims that the following are the best computers for 2011:
    Full Sized: HP Pavillon Elite HPE-440f;
    All-in-one: Sony Vaio VPCL137FX/B, Apple iMac 27-inch MB952LL/A, Apple iMac 21.5-inch MC508LL/A; Mini: Apple Mac Mini MC270LL/A;
    Laptop 15-inch: Apple MacBook Pro 15-inch MC371LL/A;
    Laptop small: Apple MacBook Air 11.6-inch;
    Smart phone: Apple iPhone 4 (32GB), Samsung Vibrant, Samsung Epic 4G, Apple iPhone 4 (16GB).
    Consumer Reports claims that the best times to purchase a computer are January, April, June, and October.