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High tech is finally making in roads with America’s favorite past time, baseball. A few weeks ago, there were reports that major league teams were outfitting their pitchers with video iPods so they could study the batters as they were getting ready for the game. This is a major league use of technology. So how do they do it in the minor leagues? C/Net offers an insight to how the minor league teams are also getting into the high tech world, and in some of the most unlikely places. The teams they look at are way down on the ladder to major league stardom, but only on the field. The writer tells about going to Pasco, Washington and Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada and finding that both stadiums were WiFi equipped. What will they think of next? Video teleconferencing instead of the coach walking out to the mound. Who knows?

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