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Plugging in to (free) power at the airport

Ever get stuck in an airport, low on batteries, and all the available power outlets are plugged full? Air Power is a growing list of power places in airports. Of course, that won’t do your dead laptop any good, so it’s best to stock up on this data *before* you get all low on juice.

Right now, airports in North America, South America, Europe, the Middle East and Asia are listed.

» Find your power at http://wiki.jeffsandquist.com/default.aspx/AirPower/AirPower%20Home.html (via HackZine)


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