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Water Powered Mobiles

Filed in archive Device Evolution by tom on July 19, 2006

Water Powered Mobiles
OK, not strictly water-powered, but water-recharged. Cellular News is reporting efforts by DoCoMo and Aquafairy to develop a water-based micro fuel cell that can be used to recharge a mobile phone. The fuel cell aims to provide an output of two watts, which is sufficient to recharge a mobile phone in about the same time it takes a normal AC adaptor.

The fuel cell will be able to be used several times, and the development effort comes after the successful development of a polymer electrolytelinks fuel cell.






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