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Compact Femtosecond Oscillatorsectrical drive power of less than 1W! Examples of efficient and rugged femtosecond Yb:tungstate and Cr:YAG lasers are also described together with a brief outline of a demonstration in optical datacomms at rates above 1Tb/s for a scheme incorporating the latter laser.