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- RE: At MTI Micro, pushing fuel cells for portables
- ho hum. More on an old subject. Remember the famous ad of the 1980's - "where's the beef?" Same here. It's like Microsoft and vaporware. When it's here I'll be interested, until then who cares.
- Posted by: dbtinc Posted on: 04/08/08 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
OK, so how does it work...?
roberto_maietta@... | 04/08/08
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RE: At MTI Micro, pushing fuel cells for portables
dbtinc | 04/08/08
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You got that right
rosanlo | 04/09/08
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