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And it's got the magnets in the case, like we've seen in the Android world.

Tune the size of the hole in the magnet, you get different frequencies of radiation.

It moves electric current past a big magnet with a hole in it.

And since there's no magnets to make sure you get alignment right, if you're just a little bit off, it can be painfully slow.

The water tanks are a magnet for all.

When scientists first started playing with magnets and wires and thinking about electrons, they had no idea how technology would evolve in the next hundred years.

They've also both got super strong magnets.

When you activate a microwave oven, a heated element within the magnetron ejects electrons, and a strong magnet forces them to spiral outwards.

That's something I've noticed about Dbrand's cases is they've stepped up the Mag Safe game with their own magnet strength lately.

It's basically seed crystals that are positively charged, and because the dirt in the water is negatively charged, these seed crystals act like dirt magnets.