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January 9th, 2005, 11:07 PM
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Inflight Entertainment
As promised, I wrote a review of all the inflight
games on Scandinavian Airlines' A330. With the bugs and all. You can find it on my webpage, the link for it is right on the bottom of the first page. http://www.discountcadavers.com Come to think of it, how many suppliers of inflight entertainment systems are there? I mean, I've flown BA, SAS and Finnair, and BA and SAS have had the exact same kind of handset/monitor systems. And the map on all of them seems to be the same. So it does appear as if there's only one. Is that true? Also, what kind of computers do they use for the games and everything? Do they resemble PCs at all, or are they custom made? -- Mikko Peltoniemi Film & Video Editor, Avid Technician at large. http://www.discountcadavers.com 
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