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Nokias fuel-cell-powered headset |
axxxr
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Nokia’s research into future phone technologies. Not too much is really surprising; they’re looking into using radio-frequency tags for payment through cellphones in much the same way DoCoMo’s doing with its new FeliCa services, and are experimenting with the idea of different kinds of displays—flexible, twistable, stretchable—to get away from the tyranny of the current glowing rectangle. The most concrete product of the search for the future so far appears to be a Bluetooth headset mike powered by a tiny fuel cell that they’re currently testing in-house, which will keep on trucking provided you give it a squirt of methanol every 10 hours.
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folling182
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hmm...
bad idea..very bad idea..
explosive nokia + fuel= 3rd degree burns to the face...
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wapchimp
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methanol burns invisable aswell
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jack00
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On 2004-06-16 20:05:52, folling182 wrote:
hmm...
bad idea..very bad idea..
explosive nokia + fuel= 3rd degree burns to the face...
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no this is not a bad idea - this is the future
phoned get more and more features and the batterie life gets shorter and shorter
but this is well know, and nokia isn't the only one experiementing with such things |
701
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@folling:  exactly my thought! ahahha
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Sony Ericsson Indonesia
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@jack00
this is a sony ericsson oriented forum, they are trying to make fun of nokia. if sony ericsson was the ones who tried this i bet you the reactions would be different |
bart
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i prefere alcohol batteries for some reason 
With Ericsson and Nokia gone: we must keep their spirits alive and buy JOLLA or YOTA |
wrecked_porsche
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NOkia + Methanol =  = Kaboom !
Couldn't agree with u guys more
 
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bart
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nokia for terrorists, another reason to kick nokia's ass
With Ericsson and Nokia gone: we must keep their spirits alive and buy JOLLA or YOTA |
Elrond
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This is nothing related, that this is  forum. Nokia phones just makes sometimes BOOM and with methanol is Nokia a deadly weapon, not a phone.
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sosojerk
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Well...what batteries are shorter and shorter?
Haven't you seen that today's phones are recharged every week or so?
I remember my old Ericsson GH688 eating a 1800 mA or something in 3 days.Now my T68i is eating a 700 mA in 5-7 days without heavy usage...what are you talking about?
They are trying probablly to reducethe costs of their devices and that is GOOD. |
jack00
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On 2004-06-17 15:18:54, Sony Ericsson Indonesia wrote:
@jack00
this is a sony ericsson oriented forum, they are trying to make fun of nokia. if sony ericsson was the ones who tried this i bet you the reactions would be different
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i know, but you somehow have to stay objective |
axxxr
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I agree Jack!
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wapchimp
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On 2004-06-17 19:04:18, sosojerk wrote:
Well...what batteries are shorter and shorter?
Haven't you seen that today's phones are recharged every week or so?
I remember my old Ericsson GH688 eating a 1800 mA or something in 3 days.Now my T68i is eating a 700 mA in 5-7 days without heavy usage...what are you talking about?
They are trying probablly to reducethe costs of their devices and that is GOOD.
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Everyweek. You are lucky. I have to charge my phone Everyday!!
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Rav250
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On 2004-06-17 15:22:47, bart wrote:
i prefere alcohol batteries for some reason
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I like that idea too m8 |
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Posted: 2004-06-16 19:35
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