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| You remember reading about the ECO Kettle I bumped into at the Good!Lelystad event? Well, Ruben de Meijer, CEO of De Meijer Energiebesparing...
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| Original Post on ENN Yesterday at the Lightfair International tradeshow in Las Vegas, Philips Electronics unveiled its breakthrough EnduraL...
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| This is an oldie already (2006) but it's still a treat to the eye; the Flower Lamp by Swedish based 'The Interactive Institute'. TII is an e...