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PBS Nova the Smartest Machine On Earth DVD, 60 min
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Description
PBS NOVA The Smartest Machine on Earth DVD is used by scientists, who are edging closer with machines like "Watson", an IBM computing system that competed on the game show jeopardy, taking on Ken Jennings and Brad Rutter, two of the show's most successful and celebrated contestants of all time. 60 min program is an updated version of the original broadcast, with additional content added.Features
- Sold as an Each
- Watch as the machine "Watson" gears up for competing on Jeopardy
- Find out if a computer can win on Jeopardy
- This program is an updated version of the original broadcast, with additional footage
- DVD features subtitles in English
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parcel
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Specifications
Run Time:
60 minutes
Windows Compatible:
NA
Maximum Age:
12 years
No Choking Hazard