Youtube activity of "Laurence Fraser" (@laurencefraser) on "Technology Connections" channel.
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Laurence Fraser
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"A record player that can play CDs: The Fisher DAC-145"
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"Air fryers are simpler than you think, but still pretty neat"
"Algorithms are breaking how we think"
"Awnings: a simple cooling tech we apparently forgot about"
"Back-up beepers: Obnoxious, but getting better - and spreading!"
"Bright from the Start: GE's CFL with an incandescent trick up its sleeve"
"Digital audio needed videotape to be possible - and the early days were wild!"
"Door closers: ubiquitous, yet unloved and often maladjusted"
"Duracell PowerCheck: A genius idea which didn't last that long"
"Electric cars prove we need to rethink brake lights"
"How much thrust does a ceiling fan produce?"
"In Defense of the Switched Outlet"
"Laptop Docks! They're pretty neat!"
"MP3 CDs: a hybrid "format" that never existed, yet was surprisingly common"
"Old HVAC industry practices are holding us back and costing us money. But we can fix it."
"Once again I attempt to add polish to LED holiday lights"
"Power outlets are topsy turvy - but does it matter?"
"Tesla won the plug war - and that's good news!"
"The Selection Accumulator; a Jukebox's Brain"
"The US electrical system is not 120V"
"The clever feature that makes cheap heaters safe — and why they're actually dangerous"
"The tech which can charge an electric car in 10 minutes"
"The touch lamp; a neat idea, and older than you'd think!"
"Thermostats: Cooler than you think!"
"This TV gadget censors bad words with 1980's tech"
"This digital piano has some very clever controls"
"This goofy fridge has a really clever design. It's also kinda terrible."
"Tilting, taking turns, and winning free games: the many tricks inside old pinball machines"
"What the Crookes Radiometer can teach us"
"Why Heat Pumps are Immensely Important Right Now"
"Your dishwasher is better than you think (tips, tricks, and how they work)"