71.   Since most people keep the same car for years, automakers are trying to design communications systems that can be updated as better technology becomes available.

72.   Some say expensive helicopter reporting will become obsolete as newer and more accurate technology becomes available.

73.   Technology has become baroque.

74.   Technology then became a runaway express.

75.   Technology has become a religion, with a large group of faithful followers.

76.   Technology has become as integral to Olympic training as coaching and cold showers.

77.   Technology quickly becomes obsolete.

78.   That growth will be fueled partly by existing PC technology becoming a standard for a host of so-called information appliances.

79.   That share will rise further as technology becomes more pervasive.

80.   That will change as computer use becomes more widespread at work and at home and as the technology becomes easier to use and cheaper.