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To: A.J. Mullen who wrote (108376)	1/5/2012 2:25:08 PM
From: Maurice Winn	2 Recommendations Respond to of 197243

Mirasol. If the internal lighting system is interfering with outdoor viewing performance, eliminate the extra clutter [and cost and weight] of the extra lighting. With Chrome and clouds synchronizing all of a person's machines, when going outside, people can take their mirasol DeVice and leave their OLED at home. Machines are so cheap that people will have [and swarms already do] a few for various functions. It's already normal for people to have 2 x smartphones, 1 x netbook, 1 x Kindle. It would not break the bank to buy a mirasol netbook for outdoor use. Or maybe have clip on screens so only the screen is doubled up on. The absurd "plans" of network operators would have to change so that people could use whichever machine they choose on their account rather than have a "plan" for each machine. Mqurice PS: Regarding the cat's eyes, they very rapidly went from narrow to round indicating very very fast brain function full of maniacal attack intentions. It is a very energetic high speed young cat. Maybe cat's eyes have application in Cyberspace image making. Such as opening and shutting to let ambient light into and out of the red, green and blue pixels. A tiny little cat's eye for each pixel. Just use ambient light. Apostrophe alert... I notice I wrote "It's" in reference to the cat. Apostrophe's are such sneaky little things.