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  1. - 19th November 2007, 09:24 #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by Melanie View Post
    I've read that your average 99 cent Digital Wristwatch has more processing power than the Apollo Lunar Lander... still can't figure the right button combination on mine to get off-world...
    Did you know that a lot of the early Soviet space equipment used vacuum tubes (valves)?
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    Quote Originally Posted by RussMartin View Post
    Did you know that a lot of the early Soviet space equipment used vacuum tubes (valves)?
    Ain't that freaky???

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