30 Percent Improvement for Li-Ion Batteries

We all know that mobile computing’s biggest challenge is battery-life. And while it is fundamental, progress have been mostly sluggish by the past few years. that may change thanks to the Argone National Laboratory’s research. By using different materials (manganese oxide instead of cobalt oxide) batteries are less prone to overheating. plus, better energy storage materials are used to increase

the total capacity by about 30%.

And that’s not science fiction: Toda Kogyo, a Japanese company, plans to manufacture 30 Million of such batteries in the short-term. Now, it depends what they mean by “short term” :)

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