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blog.wired.com - 12/19/2008

Bike-Powered Christmas Tree In Barcelona

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GE might be getting all fancy with its OLED "Holiday Tree", but you still have to plug the thing in. Over in Barcelona, Spain, things are a little greener. Above you see the "tree" in the square of Mercat Santa Catalina , powered by humans. By day the cone looks ...

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youtube.com - 12/17/2008

First Ever OLED Christmas Tree (video)

— youtube.com — www.grcblog.com The OLED team at GE Global Research has gone over the top with their traditional OLED... holiday greeting-- this year displaying the first ever ... (more) First Ever OLED Christmas Tree (video)

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grcblog.com - 12/17/2008

First ever OLED Christmas tree

— grcblog.com — Hi Everyone, For the last couple of years we’ve put together a Happy Holidays picture highlighting our... most recent developments in OLED technology. Well my team has been facing a lot of pressure from colleagues around GRC to keep up the ... (more) First ever OLED Christmas tree

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chipchick.com - 12/25/2008

Flash Drive Christmas Tree is The Gift That Keeps on Storing

— chipchick.com — You had to expect to see it eventually! A Christmas Tree flash drive . Unfortunately it would... have been more creative to have the tree itself be the flash drive but from the image it seems that the actual drive is a separate attachment. ... (more) Flash Drive Christmas Tree is The Gift That Keeps on Storing

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Christmas Tree Powered By Bikes, Supposedly [Holiday Magic]
Gizmodo — ... invited to lend some stationary bike exertion to a cause—lighting a tree to create a true Christmas miracle. It's a neat idea, if you believe it. Wired does not. Like the Wizard of Oz, the workings are hidden behind a curtain. One thing we do know — there is either cheating or batteries involved. I've walked by a few times to see nobody on the bikes, but the lights still blazing. Perhaps the tree is powered by Christmas spirit? [Wired] ...