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  Danny McNeal

  14 years ago

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  I have been using Liquidmetal golf clubs for about 8 years now, and I can attest to the strength of this incredible metal. It is head and shoulders above anything out there. I used them to help me win an Air Force base golf championship. While still in liquid form, Liquidmetal can be injected, molded and processed as easily as is plastics, yet the result is undeniable. It is stronger than titanium. My Head-Liquidmetal tennis racquet is uncannily light, yet it gives back everything I put into it, referred to by the company as "Pure Energy Transfer." Again, I can attest to this metal marvel.
  
  Apple has received approved patents in recent months concerning specific uses of Liquidmetal, so the products are coming, for sure. Imagine finally having a nice MacBook Pro or an iPhone that needs a diamond awl to scratch it. Stand by for a new era of Apple products coming soon.
  
  Unfortunately, Liquidmetal is sworn to keep its mouth muzzled until Apple actually unveils its new Liquidmetal products. As a result, share prices for Liquidmetal stock have plummeted. Therefore, it is a GREAT buying opportunity to purchase LQMT.OB stock. Did you ever wish you could have purchased Coca Cola stock when it was an IPO? Here's another chance.

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  Macro

  14 years ago

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  How is this any different than MIM (Metal Injection Molding) that has been around for many years, or thixomolding?
  
  Hope this is not another Apple commercial campain. It would certainly get them out of the Antenna issue by showing they are goign after a solution. But whether its an old process with a new name or truely something new, is yet to be seen.
  
  Apple does have great products but I could really do without the hype and BS.

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  jared thompson

  14 years ago

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  A really interesting concept and use of materials, I look forward to seeing more uses and developments using this material in the future.

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  chris

  14 years ago

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  seems like a lot of work to get numbers on a watch.
  
  "Look we've got this cool new material that's 2x as strong as titanium, what should we do with it?"
  
  "I know, let's make numbers out of it!"
  
  "But, couldn't we just cast the numbers out of ceramics?"
  
  "No, no, no. . . sure we could do that but don't you understand, if we fill in the numbers with a material that is 2x as strong as titanium, they'll be there. . .. f o r e v e r."
  
  "Do I want my numbers to last f o r e v e r?"
  
  "Um, yeah. Is that a rhetorical question?"
  
  "No, I'm serious, do I want my numbers to last f o r e v e r?"
  
  "Look, forget about f o r e v e r. The point is this stuff is 2x as strong as titanium, numbers are just the beginning. Here I've got some sketches of, get this, 'letters' made from the stuff. Bob's working on exclamation points as we speak. I think we're gonna be here all weekend so you better order a pizza."

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  Designobot

  14 years ago

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  Damn you apple designers are lucky! we get to take tours of these kind of facilities, in your case corporate buys you the whole company.

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  Peter Drew

  14 years ago

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  Love the dopey pillow-talk voice-over on the Omega video.

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