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To: Rocky Reid who wrote (1067)	6/24/1999 9:52:00 PM
From: Cogito	Read Replies (1) of 5023

>>Actually, a wind-up device to deliver power for electrical devices actually exists. In fact, a couple of months ago I read it was rumored that Apple was considering using one (for about a second) in their new consumer portable computer for the education market. It was to be a miniaturized wind-up power unit made by Citizen. There is currently a radio that uses this wind-up power unit (for remote areas with no power). Here is a link to it:<< Uh huh. So now you're saying that it's a perfectly reasonable idea? Then why were you laughing out loud about it earlier today? Oh yeah, that's right. It was a stupid idea when you thought Iomega was doing it. Maybe you could upgrade to the latest version of Detractomatic (TM). Maybe then you would make at least some sense. - Allen

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