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Suzanne,
My best guess is that the radiation from the GameBoy is more in
tune with the newer electronics and thus more apt to cause interference
in the important systems. These include the gyroscopes, communications,
satellite positioning, etc. Also, the refresh rate of the Gameboy's
screen must be different than the lasaer in a CD player or a laptop's
monitor. That is all I can think of to explain the exclusion of
GameBoys only. I am sure some engineer somewhere with nothing better to
do has looked into this problem. I couldn't tell you where to look
though. Sorry.
-----Original Message from Sue Willis-----
[snip]
So, what is it, if anything about a GameBoy that would cause it
to disrupt an airplane, whereas a laptop would not?