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EEE Hacks

I was impressed when I read TnkGrls Bluetooth EEE hack, but THIS guy is even more keen (via EEE Hackers).

Author Rob the GeekPosted on January 21, 2008January 21, 2008Categories EEE, Geek Stuff

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