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- The RDI PowerLite is a series of SPARC-based laptops and mobile workstations marketed by RDI Computer Corporation. PowerLite models were all based on Sun's...
- Auburn frames and bicycles until 1997. The same year, GT acquired Powerlite. Powerlite was founded in 1977 by Steve Rink in Orange County, California as...
- his first term with GT. Powerlite Industries: December 1992-December 2000. Nelson will turn pro with this sponsor. Powerlite Industries: December 1992-December...
- Corporation of Carlsbad, California, who produced the competing Britelite and Powerlite portable SPARC-based systems, for $6 million. Tadpole was later acquired...
- refried and black beans. There are also the options to make the entrées Powerlite with low-fat cheese and sour cream; smothered with queso or chipotle sauce;...
- ... - Google оЮРЕМРШ". Google.com. Retrieved 2013-02-07. "Night Scan Powerlite | The Will-Burt CompanyThe Will-Burt Company". Willburt.com. 2013-01-18...
- Discipline BMX racing Role Rider Professional teams 2014–2017 GT 2018 Powerlite Dan's Comp 2019–2020 Supercross 2021 Answer SSquared Major wins 2019 USA...
- Charles Townsend was sponsorless for three months until April 1990. Powerlite Industries*: Mid April 1990 – November 1991. Robinson Racing Products:...
- Bicycles: December 1994-Late 1995 Powerlite Industries: Late 1995-December 2001; Robinson turned pro with this sponsor. Powerlite Industries: Late 1995-December...
- December 1980. Powerlite Racing: April 18, 1981 – September 1983. Left because by September 1983 he was the only member of the Powerlite team and he needed...