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Detroit will buy it up and bury it, because it could lead to the electric car. Who made Steve Guttenberg a star?
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It’s the Jack Bauer cellphone batteries!
I think they’d be pretty great to have on a number of different products, but could you imagine what kind of explosion it would be if one of these things went ‘boom’?
California doesn't like electricity or things electric.
We will never hear about this again.
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Talk about brownouts....wait ‘till EVERYBODY plugs in to re-charge at the same time.
What I like about this story is that it isn’t filled with words like might, may, could, if sucessful would. If this story is accurate I might actually be able to buy one of these things in a couple of years.
Cool. My new cordless drill will go for two weeks on a battery.
If we could marry this battery with 10 times the charge with a battery that chargs 90 percent in 5 minutes things would look realy good. Also don’t forget about the Tesla car that is due to be released early next year. It runs off of double AA batteries.
December 13, 2007 Toshiba have stunned the world with their announcement of what’s pretty much the holy grail in Lithium battery technology – the Super Charge ion Battery, which recharges up to 90% of its energy in just five minutes, and has a lifespan of over 10 years. Slow charging has been the key hurdle to public acceptance of battery-electric vehicles as viable distance travelers, so this breakthrough has all sorts of implications for the automotive industry as well as being a very welcome upgrade to a whole host of other portable devices.
http://www.gizmag.com/toshiba-scib-super-charge-lithium-battery/8506/
Obviously the guy who came up with this title is a researcher, not a marketer.
I say; call it “THE NANO-BATT” Corporation.
Are we getting closer and closer to the “Shipstone”?
OK...who gets the reference? :)
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According to Intrade, the winner of the December 12th GOP debate was... Duncan Hunter.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1938773/posts
Now this is the kind of stuff that’s worthy of a patent. I hope he makes billions.
Is not Stanford a publicly funded Univercity? Do not that mean that products developed and discoveries made belong to the public?
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