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gizmodo.com - 10/20/2008

Panasonic Laptop Fuel Cell Delivers 20 Hours of Power With Highly Concentrated Methanol [Fuel Cell]

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Panasonic's latest fuel cell breakthrough is the world's smallest designed for notebooks—270cc, about the same size as the existing lithium ones . They use highly concentrated methanol, similar to ones designed for the military as the fuel source, though 200cc of juice will give you 20 ...

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crunchgear.com - 10/20/2008

Panasonic develops world’s smallest notebook fuel cell

— crunchgear.com — Panasonic today announced [JP] it developed the world’s smallest fuel cell for use in notebooks, reducing the... size of its predecessor by 50%. The new model is sized at 270cc, which makes it as small as existing lithium ion batteries used in ... (more) Panasonic develops world’s smallest notebook fuel cell

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ubergizmo.com - 10/21/2008

Panasonic shows the smallest fuel-cell notebook: 20 hours of battery life

— ubergizmo.com — Panasonic has reduced their fuel-cell's size by 50%, making it comparable to a normal laptop battery (finally!).... We're looking at it here in blue, in what seems to be a "Toughbook" laptop. According to Panasonic, 200cc of fuel can run the laptop ... (more) Panasonic shows the smallest fuel-cell notebook: 20 ...

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engadget.com - 10/20/2008

Panasonic talks up 2012's hottest fuel cell tech

— engadget.com — Alas, here we are, 2008 drawing quickly to a close, and yet we still live in a... world where the only viable portable fuel cell system is available exclusively to the US Army (unless you can make due with one lowly watt ). Panasonic says we have ... (more) Panasonic talks up 2012's hottest fuel cell tech

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Panasonic Promises Laptop Fuel Cell With 20 Hour Battery Life
Wired: Gadget Lab — ... which is almost half the first version announced in 2006, and on par with existing Lithium-Ion batteries used in notebooks. The latest battery prototype offers output of 20W when used in conjunction with Lithium-Ion batteries and an average of 10W without it, says Panasonic. The company also plans to show a paperback sized battery charger based on the same technology for multiple mobile devices. It is not clear when it plans to offer commercial versions but some reports peg it could be as far out as 2012. That will be one long wait for a ...