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Media Report (1) “360 Electrical�
- It’s revolutionary
Anyone familiar with electronic devices can easily identify with the difficulty of fitting two anomalously shaped power chargers on top of each other. Yet with this problem set at hand, it of great amazement why these IT guru’s haven’t deviated from the tradition and found a way to seemingly integrate form the tradition to accommodate this phenomenon. Man’s greatest discoveries have come as a ‘nee’ and also a ‘necessity’ this particular discovery with a simple concept to overcome an age old problem. Revolutions. The new wall outlets have receptacles that rotate 360 degrees both in the clockwise and anti-clockwise directions. The receptacles click and hold in 18 different positions in any direction as I previously stated. This enables the individual to find a way to plug the big problem plugs without overshadowing the next electric outlet.
I think personally the impact on small business would be......

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