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electronista.com - 3/12/2009

MIT battery tech recharges in seconds

— electronista.com — MIT scientists led by professor Gerbrand Ceder today said they have developed a new improvement on lithium-ion... battery packs that could potentially eliminate the need for long recharge times or, in some cases, for larger batteries. By applying a ... (more) MIT battery tech recharges in seconds

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techchee.com - 3/12/2009

Gadgets to get battery that recharges in seconds only!

— techchee.com — MIT researchers have brought us good news, claiming that they’ve managed to develop new battery technology that... would lead to produce small and lightweight batteries that recharge in seconds for cellphones and gadgets. MIT said its engineers ... (more) Gadgets to get battery that recharges in seconds only!

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Gadgets to get battery that recharges in seconds only!
TechChee.com, shop online for gadget, gizmo and hot tech stuff — ... which would also allow rapid charging but the charging time would be dependent on the user’s electric grid too. The new technology is able to produce batteries similar to the lithium rechargeable batteries commonly used today, would hit the market in two to three years’ time. The MIT’s technology allows to produce small battery that can be charged and discharged in 10 to 20 seconds, also allows the reduction in weight and size. via [crn] Written By TechChee.com, Gadgets to get battery that ...

Battery that Charges in Seconds
Gadget Venue — ... while others not near tunnels were blocked. To get around this problem a new surface structure has been created which allows the lithium ions to move around the surface and enter a tunnel when needed. This benefits the system in 2 ways. First off, the battery can be charged quicker (ie, 10 - 20 seconds) and the size of the battery is also made smaller. If tests are successful we could see this new battery being put in place in the next few years. Via: CRN and TechChee ...