Walkman powered by carbohydrates

by Edwin in Conceptual Gadgets, Electronic Gadgets, Tech News

sony-carbo-battery.jpgWhile humans look toward bread and potatoes for their daily sustenance, Sony has decided to let electronics feast on carbohydrates as well. In their latest effort to appear ecologically friendly, the Japanese electronics giant has successfully developed a prototype battery cell that is capable of generating electricity from both carbohydrates and sugar, achieving output of 50 milliwatts in test cells. That amount of juice is more than enough to power a Walkman – so we could see sugar-powered Walkmans sometime down the road. Does it come with an anti-ant coating?

Source: Herald Sun

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One Comment on “Walkman powered by carbohydrates”

AlexiaBlogs » Blog Archive » Lazy Links 27/08/07 Says:

August 27th, 2007 at 2:56 pm

[...] Walkman runs on carbs. News today from Sony that they have developed low-power batteries that emit 50mW fed on a combination of carbohydrates and [...]

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