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    gavscott: It reduces weight, yes, which is gold on a racetrack. 22 lbs lost on a race car is like a lottery win. But it's also shorter, so the weight it does ha... more »
    RainyDayInterns: People don't buy Apple and Porsche products because the cost of the individual parts are "worth it." It is when everything has been put together that... more »
    GitEmSteveDave_ My Brute Dojo Code CDIAFIFE: IIRC from an episode of Top Gear, Porsche charges you more when they deduct weight from/remove things from one of their products. Jeremy Clarkson pon... more »
    Cash907Censored: Uh. Great. Now how about telling us what the hell this thing does compared to a normal battery, in other words, the POINT of this post, other then art... more »
    HeartBurnKid: Agent of R.O.A.C.H.: Panasonic, PLEASE don't fuck up the Eneloops. Those things are teh awesome. more »
    Nathan Obbards: The only problem with liquefying yourself is that you can't turn calcium phosphate into a diamond. Yeah, yeah, we all know that cremation is bad for ... more »
    OCEntertainment: I'm sorry, I know this is only mildly on topic but....where in the world-is-Carmen-Sandiego did 2009 go?! It feels way too early for all these dang be... more »
    zeroprime: ughhh God, I want a transgenic pet soooooo bad. If that's morally wrong, I'll settle for some transgenic plants that have blooms that glow in the dark... more »
    PurpleMonkeyDishwasher:: The only Sanyo batteries I've owned are Eneloops and they've been pretty sweet. They came with a kit of adapters that can turn AA's into other size ba... more »
    SkippyTheMarine: But how fast does it recharge? I think this technology sounds great, but the greatest hurdle to overcome in absolute domination of electric vehicles ... more »
    mikejwood: "(energy-storing wallpaper, anyone?)" As a person who just spent a large portion of his life *REMOVING* wallpaper from a old house, I take great offe... more »
    Slyd3z: Did you hear that? That was the collective groan of tree huggers lamenting this discovery. more »
    REO Speedwagon: Finally, a power supply suitable for those musical cards. Now who's working on a super thin speaker? more »
    Xagest: Soon we will be buying batteries in sheets the same way we do stamps. Hopefully we won't have to deal with those 2-cent stamps for devices that need ... more »
    firemunkie: rechargable? more »
  • #batteries

    Porsche's New $1,700 Option: A Starter Battery

    Yeah, it's significantly (22 pounds) lighter than its lead acid counterpart, but the trustworthy car geeks at Jalopnik insist there's no way this thing is worth the $1,700 upgrade price. The phrase "overpaid, insecure idiots" came into play. [Jalopnik]
  • #ideas

    The 5 Bestest of the New York Times' Best Ideas of the Year

    The New York Times' Year in Ideas is one of my favorite end-of-the-year lists because it's smart. I mean, they're the best ideas of the year. Here are the 5 bestest ideas of the year. Like getting liquefied when you die. More »
  • #panasonic

    Panasonic Buys Sanyo for Its Batteries

  • #batteries

    Making Powerful, Lightweight Batteries From Nothing But Nanotube Ink and Paper

    Reading the electronic-media narrative as it plays out in many popular tech and news blogs, one would think we are hurtling toward a future where paper is all but unnecessary. More »
  • #batteries

    Energizer's Next Gen Zinc Air Batteries to Triple Run Time

    The technology for Energizer's Zinc Air batteries may go back 35 years, but it's certainly being used well. These new batteries, which we'll see this summer, will be smaller and have three times the run time of prior versions. More »
  • #thiscyborglife

    Can Your Body Be A Battery?

    What if machines ran off biological fuel—blood sugar—from our bodies? Could we basically power gadgets on America's increasing supply of body fat and Snickers bars? More »
  • #windows7

    Windows 7 Netbook Battery Life Sucks Worse Than Windows XP

    Yeah, netbooks feel so much nicer running Windows 7 than Windows XP, but you're paying a secret price: Your battery. On average, Windows 7 seem to suck all the life out of it 47 minutes faster than Windows XP. More »
  • #humor

    10 Terrible Tips for Longer Battery Life

    Nowadays, everything comes with a rechargeable battery, but who knew that getting long battery life could get soooo confusing? Here are 10 expert-backed tips to keep you from running low on the juice: More »
  • #remainders

    Remainders - Stuff We Didn't Post (and Why)

    Windows 7 Sales 234% Higher Than Vista...Battery Juice No Longer Just an Expression, Still Not as Tasty as Orange Juice...Verizon Calls AT&T's Ad Lawsuit "Junk"...Air Filter Uses Plants to Get Rid of Yer Weed Smoke More »
  • #planes

    FAA Mildly Concerned About Flight Attendants Carrying Handheld Bombs

    They're on pretty much every flight now: Handheld credit card readers to buy snackies and soda. None have exploded, yet, but the FAA just issued special advisories to airlines, since they're powered by explode-y lithium ion batteries. More »
  • #solarpower

    Kitschy-Yet-Eco-Friendly reNEW Solar Battery Charger

    It looks like a battery-eating iPhone case, but the reNEW Solar Battery Charger concept is actually a clever little device that spits out fully-charged batteries while attaching to your windows with suction cups. Your back-of-the-house, no-one-will-actually-see-it-here window. Updated. More »
  • #batteries

    Nuclear Batteries Solve The Shrinking Gadget Conundrum

    It sucks that batteries are nearly bigger than the gadgets they're powering, but thanks to University of Missouri researchers and some tiny nuclear batteries, that'll one day be an issue of the past. Yeah, you read right. Tiny. Nuclear. Batteries. More »
  • #batteries

    Crank This Battery To Charge Up

    The Wind Up Battery is a rechargeable battery with a little pop-out hand-crank to power up using some good ol' fashioned elbow grease. I'd probably looks like an idiot using it, but better than suffering without a AA. More »
  • #science

    Battery 500 Project Wants to Make a 500 Mile Range Electric Car Battery

    IBM, UC Berkeley and five US National Labs are collaborating in a consortium to make an electric vehicle battery that goes all the way up to 500 miles per charge. More »
  • #jackets

    Refugium Jacket Staves Off Hypothermia...Or Charges Your iPod!

    Most jackets trap your body's warmth. Few generate their own. The Mountain Hardwear Refugium Jacket includes a cleverly concealed battery that warms your core for 8.6 hours and includes the option to charge your gadgets, too. More »
  • #laptops

    Unplug Your Laptop to Keep Your Li-Ion Battery Healthy

    Will leaving your notebook constantly plugged-in kill your battery faster? Gina Trapani is exploring the issue after a friend's battery wouldn't charge after only two years. Though HP and Dell support pages weren't quite definitive, Apple clearly cautions against it: More »
  • #apple

    Apple Taking More Active Role In iPhone 3.1 Battery Life Troubleshooting

    Sure, the iPhone 3.1 update delivered a host of new features, including the exceptionally tardy MMS, but for some users there was something extra: Crappy battery life. More »
  • #review

    Review: Duracell Instant Chargers Are...Pretty Perfect?

    We've all seen those mini cellphone rechargers at airports, but Duracell has released a line of rechargeable pocket chargers that can refill any USB-compatible device (like iPhones) through compatibility with your own adapters. And our favorite model is cheap. More »
  • #imagecache

    Energizer Screws You Out of Precious Milliamps. Milliamps!

    Looks like the $12 Energizer E2 rechargeable D battery is actually a AA battery (retail price: $3) in a larger shell. Try to keep your anger at an appropriate level: A short, derisive grunt should be just right. [Natural News]
  • #tastetest

    Duracell Energy Drink Is Probably Delicious with Vodka

    Monster? Red Bull? Pfft. Duracell has been powering the world before you were but a gleam in Xtreme sports' eye. More »
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