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1. Savor the fruit of others' green IT success
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2. MTI and NeoSolar Making Fuel-Cell Powered Mobile Computers
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3. The Daily Sprout
Savor the fruit of others' green IT success
Ted Samson - Sustainable IT
MTI and NeoSolar Making Fuel-Cell Powered Mobile Computers
Katie Fehrenbacher - Energy
We’ve been waiting awhile for the coming revolution of both fuel cell-powered devices and those tiny computers called “ultra mobile PCs.” Well now we can wait a bit more for a gadget with both of those future-forward designs in one. This morning fuel cell maker MTI Micro and Korean consumer electronics maker NeoSolar said they will be making a variety of consumer electronics powered by fuel cells, in particular ultra mobile PCs.
The companies aren’t revealing much, but say the gadgets will be able to use MTI’s methanol-based fuel cell technology Mobion as chargers, embedded technology and as snap-on attachments. No word on when these will be available, but check out the gadget below:
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