I'd imagine this being priced $50 to $100 dollars.
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They must of stole her invention:
I hate how people like to act as if they came up with the idea by themselves... the girl got the idea from other's research projects that work in the University: However, their inventions are worthless since 2 russian hackers by mistake discovered graphene: (May 6, 2014 11:44 AM)Zephyrrrr Wrote: Seems very interesting. How ever I feel like this would destroy your battery in some manor, but I could be wrong. I will be getting one of these when they are released (as long as they don't cost over the £50 mark) If you think something that as revolutionary as this won't cost more than £50 you're delusional. Try £200-500, if not more. ~Arcane 🤝
http://www.graphenea.com/blogs/graphene-...-our-world
http://www.graphenea.com/pages/graphene-...3DTA_ldWSo Some articles off of a site that clearly likes graphene stuff, but the science behind it is pretty cool. Looks lithium-ion may soon be overlooked by other technology. (May 6, 2014 11:44 AM)Zephyrrrr Wrote: Seems very interesting. How ever I feel like this would destroy your battery in some manor, but I could be wrong. I will be getting one of these when they are released (as long as they don't cost over the £50 mark) I was thinking the same. Chargers charge your phone at a slower rate for a reason and that has to do with the voltage that can be sent through the device at a given time... (May 6, 2014 11:48 AM)Erwin Schrödinger Wrote: Wow, that's amazing!Yes. Your battery life will be shred to shit. I don't care what the Israeli guys say; go do some research as to how a battery works and why this hasn't been done before. Perhaps if the world were to adapt to new batteries designed towards THIS product it could work. (May 14, 2014 05:47 PM)xmagepurx Wrote: This requires the big black box on the back of the phone. Which is actually the battery. In the video, they said that they hope to make it small enough to fit inside the phone in the future.So as I said, phone producers will have to adapt to this company's product. This will NEVER happen. Before a powerhouse like Samsung will outsource production to a noname company such as this one, they'll take the extra year to develop similar but better technology in their own labs. This is a good idea that will never take off for this company. |
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