Tuesday, November 20, 2007

Water-activated portable power generator on the horizon

Posted Nov 20th 2007 10:39AM by Darren Murph
Filed under: Misc. Gadgets


We've seen our fair share of diminutive power generators, but rather than worrying with vibrations or hyperventilating, Millennium Cell and Horizon Fuel Cell have teamed up to deliver an iteration that's water-activated. The pair has been working together on this technology for some time now, and apparently, it's readying a beta that will be demonstrated at next year's CES. The portable power generator incorporates a "unique water-activated cartridge system," which is designed to quietly provide clean energy to consumer products in emergencies and when far, far away from an electrical outlet. Reportedly, the device will provide an AC socket alongside two USB connectors, an operating time of over 16-hours, infinite shelf-storage life and 400-watts of instant juice by just adding H2O. Regrettably, we still have no idea what this thing actually looks like, but considering that CES is less than two months away, we'll soon be seeing what this $400 gizmo can do up close and in person.

Tags: battery, electricity, energy, fuel cell, FuelCell, generator, Horizon Fuel Cell, HorizonFuelCell, Millennium Cell, MillenniumCell, portable power, PortablePower, water, water power, water powered, WaterPower, WaterPowered

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