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(Unverified)Mar 15th 2006 5:44PM
At the end of the movie look at the device manager, it lists "Batteries" as a device. If it's running on an iMac, there is no battery! I'm running XP on my desktop PC and there is no "Batteries" device listed in the device manager. This is not footage of it running on an iMac. Whatever it is (a full screen movie probably), it's running on a laptop.