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Continue Plug Design Promises Infinite Outlet and Electric Fire

By Brian Lam, 9:10 PM on Tue Jan 16 2007, 1,491 views (Edit, to draft, Top, Slurp)

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Here's a concept for a karmic-ly aware powerplug that makes an outlet for every outlet it consumes. –Brian Lam

The Continue Plug [Via Yanko Designs]

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