A new generation of smart phones always provide higher pixel, faster processor, but it is disappointing is that no matter which brand you choose, the COMPAQ AERO 1520 PDA battery life is regrettable. However, the U.S. McCormick School of Engineering and Applied Science, a group of scientists seems to have solved this difficult problem, they use carbon and silicon mixed layer to today's lithium-ion battery booster, has developed a new lithium ion battery, which section to accommodate the Acer Aspire 6930-6723 Battery power is 10 times the original, and the charge time is only one-tenth of the original.
Using the technology, the office will no longer be a whole mess line phone charger can even produce electric super car. This is not the theories: According to the research group speculated that this new technology will enter the market in the next three years. The technology uses smart phones and other modern high-tech equipment used by the standard lithium ion HP Pavilion dv6-1100 Laptop AC Adapter battery, but instead a new type of electrode. New battery storage of electricity is a standard lithium-ion TOSHIBA ADP-65DB Adapter batteries 10 times, and full of power needed for less time. In addition, with it, the tram will become more practical, way of travel not less likely to turn off power.
The research results of the inventor Harold - Kun Grid said: "We found a new extended life rechargeable lithium-ion HP Compaq Business Notebook 6715b Battery to 10 times the original method, even after 1 year use, its efficiency is still sold on the market than it is now lithium-ion battery 5 times higher. "using graphene (graphene) is a major breakthrough. Graphene is the thickness of the carbon and silicon atomic layer, but the defects in the graphene ion movement in the battery faster. Therefore, the Panasonic Nv-ds3 Battery will store more energy, and a shorter charging time. Using this new technology to speed battery charging 10 times. Grid-kun said: "We almost did best of both worlds."
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