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Revision as of 15:42, 19 May 2010
Fifth Generation generally means the fifth iteration of a series (for example, of car models).
It can also refer to:
Technology
- Fifth generation computer - a Japanese computing initiative begun in 1982
- Fifth generation video game consoles - also known as the "32 Bit" era, a period lasting approximately between 1993 and 2002
- Fifth-generation programming language - a constraint-based programming language
- Fifth generation IPod - also known as the Video IPod, a portable music player
Transportation
- Fifth generation jet fighter - currently, the most technologically advanced generation of fighter jets, in service approximately from 2005 onward
Automobiles
- Fifth-generation Chevrolet Camaro (2009-present)
- Fifth-generation Ford Mustang (2005-present)
- Fifth generation Ford Taurus (2007-2009)
- Fifth generation Honda Civic (1992-1995)
Politics
- Fifth generation Chinese leadership - the expected Communist leadership that should emerge in the 2012 18th Party Congress
Arts
- Fifth Generation - a collective of Chinese filmmakers and the accompanying film movement that emerged in the early 1980s
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