The Week in Photos: Cell phones, chips and Lego bricks

September 21, 2007

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		This week's Top 5 photo galleries 1 Cracking open a flip phone Ever wanted to investigate your cell phone's innards? With TechRepublic's dismantling, you don't have to risk your own warranty to learn the flip phone's secrets. 2 Photos: More than chips at IDF At the Intel Developer Forum this week, Rackable Systems keeps data on ICE and Stanford preps its driverless car. 3 Blocking memorable scenes with Legos Beloved bricks take on starring roles in Internet shorts, from Napoleon Dynamite to Thriller. 4 The blended-wing design of Boeing's X-48B Don't call it a flying wing. The triangular prototype is pushing the envelope of what lies ahead for 21st-century aircraft. 5 Camera makers bring niches into focus A glut of mainstream digital cameras has manufacturers zooming in on specialties from astronomy to birding and stereo photography. More from CNET News.com:  Latest image galleries:  Get more news:  News.com Extra:  Business Tech:  Cutting Edge:  Access:  Threats:  Media 2.0:  Digital Life:
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