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    Energizer to Introduce Zinc Air Prismatic Batteries at CES
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    12/08/08

    In reply to Energizer to Introduce Zinc Air Prismatic Batteries at CES
    Rechargeable batteries are bad for energizer business. Why keep buying batteries if I can just recharge the ones I bought a year ago?
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    12/08/08

    @I_Sell_TVs: Exactly!
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    12/08/08

    In reply to Energizer to Introduce Zinc Air Prismatic Batteries at CES
    I've seen zinc-air batteries for consumer use in a bunch of applications. The problem that i recall them having is that once you have them outputting power, they can't be stopped. So if you turn off your device, the batteries will continue to discharge until dead.

    I remember them being popular on camping gear sites.
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    12/08/08

    In reply to Energizer to Introduce Zinc Air Prismatic Batteries at CES
    You had me until "not rechargeable"
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    12/08/08

    In reply to Energizer to Introduce Zinc Air Prismatic Batteries at CES
    I do hope that Giz will be allowed back at CES. :o)
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    12/08/08

    In reply to Energizer to Introduce Zinc Air Prismatic Batteries at CES
    Is it possible to turn the bunny off at the CES?
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    12/08/08

    @Git Em SteveDave loves this guy->★: Hopefully, since we all know how fast they reproduce.
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    12/08/08

    @bucho54: I was wondering if the TV-B-Gone works on powered bunnies.
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