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   Anonymous Coward, 4 Dec 2003 @ 8:11pm

   
   

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   Sounds like a pretty cool idea. If it's affordable, I'd be interested.
   
   I would bet the old marks are still somehow detectable though, so keep shredding that sensitive info.

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   Joe Schmoe, 4 Dec 2003 @ 11:10pm

   
   

   !

   I've got dibs on "Blackout" Correction Fluid!

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   OldYeller, 5 Dec 2003 @ 6:01am

   
   

   Technology = Efficiency

   Gee, now all the Anderson-Enron-Worldcom types have to do is "accidentally" turn up the thermostat a couple of days before docs have to be turned over.
   
   Yeah, yeah, they have to be baked to erase the ink, and traces are sure to be left, but can't you just see a scene on "Law & Order" next year where the cops, warrant in hand, bust in on a roomful of frantic corporate lawyers with sensitive papers and hairdryers. :-P

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   aNonMooseCowherd, 5 Dec 2003 @ 7:11am

   
   

   digital eraser

   I want a device that erases Microsoft.

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   Patrick, 5 Dec 2003 @ 11:31am

   
   

   No one will use it

   100 pages per HOUR?! I hope this is a misprint.
   
   Even if it's per minute, I doubt it would work very well. After paper has been printed on and passed around, it's generally not in good enough condition to be run through a typical printer again without causing lots of jams.

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   Joe, 6 Dec 2003 @ 10:58am

   
   

   Re: No one will use it

   It may be that the device will also press or iron the paper as it heats it.

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