Java technology presentation help .........

Sir/Madam,
My name is Anel, I come from India. I am a production engineering student.
A techincal presentation contest has come up, and I wish to participate. I am interested in java language,
there is an option topic that states "Other cutting edge technologies". I need your help to tell me what I could present in relation to JAVA language. Please let me know soon, the paper submission date is next week. What could I present, any ideas about the content, how can I be attractive and clear?
Thank you.
Your's sincerely,
Anel,
India. ([email protected]

Hi Anel,
If you wish to present about Java, you could take a look at some of the up and coming technologies at the sun site. A possible link to look through could be http://wwws.sun.com/software/learnabout/java/
You could talk about Java Card, Java Mobility Software (J2ME), Wireless Devices or you could look up N1 computing which is Sun's revolutionary architecture for managing entire network computing systems, allowing customers to treat the data center as a single system.
Simply get onto the Sun site and look around - you are sure to find a whole lot of subjects to present for your tech talk.
Hope the above helps
John

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