engadget.com - 10/22/2009
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We can hardly believe it but the day has finally arrived: Toshiba just launched the first Dynario fuel-cell for portable consumer electronics. That's right, the long promised and highly anticipated direct methane fuel-cell (DMFC) with dedicated fuel cartridge for on-the-go refueling will go ...
toshiba.co.jp - 10/22/2009
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toshiba.co.jp —
Image of Dynario TM 3 TOKYO Toshiba Corporation
(TOKYO: 6502), a world leader in the development of...
fuel-cell technology for handheld electronic equipment, today announced the launch of its first direct methanol fuel-cell product: Dynario , an ...
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News Release 22 Oct, 2009
toshiba.co.jp - 10/27/2009
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toshiba.co.jp —
TOKYO Toshiba Corporation (TOKYO: 6502) today announced the
launch of a new CMOS image sensor that will...
bring 14.6 million pixels to digital still cameras and to mobile phones supporting video imaging. The sensor, the latest addition to Toshiba's ...
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News Release 27 Oct, 2009
jkontherun.com - 10/21/2009
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jkontherun.com —
My dual-booting Toshiba NB205 gained something tonight that
I’ve been waiting for since last month — compatible...
utilities for Windows 7! During my daily check of the Toshiba Downloads site , I noticed a new entry from earlier today. ...
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Toshiba Updates Netbook Software for Windows 7
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Toshiba's Dynario Hybrid Fuel Cell/Li-ion Finally Makes 3,000 Unit Japanese First Run [Fuel Cell]
Gizmodo —
... that lets you charge two cellphones simultaneously. The first 3,000 run will cost 29800 Yen ($328), and you get five cartridges for 3150 Yen ($34), which makes it cost ineffective if you're talking about practical charging. But if you really need power on the go and you don't have time to charge up traditionally, this is the future—so long as you're part of the first 3,000 that they'll test this out on before going on a wider release. [Toshiba Japan via Engadget]
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Toshiba Dynaro is the first direct methanol fuel cell for portable gizmos
Newlaunches.com —
... the 14 ml tank is full of methanol solution, it get’s its super-gizmo powers that can charge up USB devices. It can pump up enough power to charge two cell phones. [image] As a start, Toshiba will produce 3,000 units of the Dynaro for 29,800 Yen (~over $328). If it receives a good response from users then we can expect it to be on a roll soon. I remember another such fuel charger we had seen earlier from Hitachi . Toshiba_Dynaro2.jpg Toshiba_Dynaro3.jpg [ Engadget ]
mocoNews Quick Hits 10.22.09
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... » Toshiba has a new methanol-based portable recharger for mobile electronics. [Engadget] ...
Toshiba Fuel Cell Charger Now Available
OhGizmo! —
... for sale, and so far, they’re only available in Japan… Toshiba will see how well they work out before committing to further distribution. If you want one, you can find them online at Toshiba’s Shop1048 for $328, plus another $34 for 5 cartridges. Is the neatness worth the cost and inefficiency? No, but for the sake of the technology, I hope these sell like hotcakes. Hotcakes filled with concentrated alcohol. Mmmmmm…
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