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PluggedIn: Sun Powers Gadgets on Peaks, in Valleys (Reuters)







PluggedIn: Sun Powers Gadgets on Peaks,
in Valleys (Reuters)

PluggedIn: Sun Powers Gadgets on Peaks,
in Valleys (Reuters)
06/01/2004 02:02 PM

Reuters - Gadget lovers are using solar panels to power their toys in the remotest places -- like Mt. Everest, altitude 29,029 feet.




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