Tesla's Last Triumph By William Tucker
Last week New York City's Con Edison brought to a conclusion one of the most bitterly fought technological debates of all time when it announced it would disconnect the last five customers in New York City receiving direct current electricity.
"They're mostly small users," said Robert McGhee, a spokesman for Con Edison, "nobody you ever heard of. One of them is a residence. They may have to provide their own power if they want to keep using direct current. But for us it wasn't worth the expense."
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