Eubiq's power track system trumps extension cord

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Brandon @ Jul 5th 2007 11:42AM

I work in a College which has this in a computer training lab. It has been here for at least 3 years and was very old when I started working here.

NOT the first of it's kind. Although I have never heard of having the different connectors, that could be useful (particularily for using in-car accesories)...

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Sevenate @ Jul 5th 2007 12:49PM

Linkify? I've had this idea in my head for years, and am unaware of any similar product currently on the market.

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kaztm @ Jul 5th 2007 1:47PM

Yes, this kind of product has been in the market for years.
I'll come back if I find a link. (I've always assumed that these are readily available at Home Depot, IKEA, etc...)

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Phil @ Jul 5th 2007 2:52PM

Yeah, I've seen these things years ago back at school in all the labs. The connectors were spring loaded though. And I'm sure if you poked around at it with a screwdriver you would get shocked pretty easily. So hopefully this is safer.

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