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Sunday March 25, 2007
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And yet another reason why diet soda will never be as good as the real thing: Research from St. Louis University has developed a fuel cell that can run off the same sugar rush you get from your favorite soft drinks. Sorry diet devotees, saccharin--even "made-from sugar" Splenda--won't do the trick this time.
What's more: a cola-powered fuel cell may last for quadruple the time a standard lithium ion battery can. But I wouldn't go pouring a Pepsi into your iPod, laptop or cell phone just yet (if you think that'll work, you've got bigger problems than extending your MP3 playback); It may take a few more years for what I've dubbed the "sug-attery" to appear on the market.
My mind is reeling with the possibilities: If Coca-Cola can power my laptop, imagine what I could run with Mountain Dew or a one-liter bottle of Jolt Cola. I'll betcha I could jump start a tractor with all that sugar.
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March 27, 2007 4:12 AM
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I am just wondering how to do this without linux and with mac os x, can it be done in vista or xp to copy
the drive
It seems that Apple TV does not perform well on some SD TVs which should be fixed, because not everyone has
bought a HD TV at home.
Best appkle tv converter
My apple tv converter
http://www.apple-tv-converter.com