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What was the tough material shown on Tomorrows World in the late 80s?

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What was the tough material shown on Tomorrows World in the late 80s?
« Reply #20 on: 25/10/2011 21:46:13 »
Whether that was the same material on Tomorrows World is, I think likely, but not completely proven. For example, there could easily be another ceramic out there with similar properties.

However, what is very, very clear to me, is that I want all my ceramic cookware made of system2!!!
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