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lcd glass or privalite
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- Subject: lcd glass or privalite
- From: <umar@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 11 Apr 2002 21:14:04 +0100
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I am about to convert a property for house (if i dont get gazzumped
again
that is - another story !!!)
I was looking for unusal features I could incorporate - toyz for the
boyz
really - I had a thought - what if there was some kind of glass that
could<=
BR>
go from transparent to opaque at the flick of a switch (or on an
execution<=
BR>
of a macro !!).
TO my surprise such gadgets exist - see
http://www.sggpriv=
alite.com/en/sommaire.html
However cost is in excess of =A31000 per sq metre and so is out for me
HAs anyone used these - are there any cheaper alternatives - and what
fun
could we have !!!!!
Umar
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