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It is also a clear sign that the paramotor - a low-tech but lethal weapon - has become a fixture in the junta's brutal aerial campaign to regain control of the country.

The Buttonwood Agreement that got the New York Stock Exchange started—a single, handwritten page—couldn’t have been more low-tech.

But for Jackson, who uses paper maps and calls the local cab company when she needs a ride, the added challenges of low-tech life are a small price to pay.

UCLA’s researchers go low-tech to plead their case to the public with poster boards and props.

That lasted even through the brief Moviefone boom, where users could dial a number to get automated showtimes, which was still a low-tech way to find out what was playing nearby.