30 Day Battery Life With Liquidmetal Fuel Cell for iPhone 5G

30 Day Battery Life With Liquidmetal Fuel Cell for iPhone 5G

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We all have different opinions as to which is the best phone or tablet on the market, it all comes down to personal preference and how the device works within your daily routine. But one area that we can all agree on is the lack of battery life. Now I know there are some that are better than others, but surely we are settling ourselves into what we think is the norm.

Things however could be set to change as Apple has secured its first patent for Liquidmetal, a new innovation in space-age metal alloy.

While as Leander Kahney from Cult of Mac says, you would assume that a metal alloy composite would be the ideal base for casings or antenna application on to Apple’s next gen iPad 2 or iPhone 5. Apple has decided to utilize the technology to explore the internal capabilities of a new fuel cell.

Using the Liquidmetal (or as the patent describes “amorphous alloy”), Apple is looking into designing an electrochemical battery, which generates electricity from hydrogen. This exclusive agreement that Apple has sign up for will give them technology which NASA say is “poised to redefine materials science as we know it in the 21st century.”

The Liquidmetal provides a high-strength, scratch-resistant, super lightweight material that would be ideal for external use. So the question is why Apple are not using it for something other than a fuel cell?

The answer could be that technology that allows a cheap, efficient and environmentally friendly way to power devices would become massive business. As Matthew Humphries over at wholesaleeshop.com.au remarks, Apple has always redefined the markets it has entered whilst also moving the technology forward. For example devices that we now take for granted like the iPhone, iPod and iPad all pushed the envelope of design and technology. Now imagine if 1-2 day battery lives were extended to 30 days or more between charges, and notebook batterieslasting 20 hours plus, this would push Apple into a whole new level.

Obviously this dream is still a way off; there are many obstacles to overcome with manufacturing a safe and reliable solution. But at least it is a step in the right direction, check out Cult of Mac to read more about this new technology and tell us where else we could benefit?

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Here’s the not-so-secret secret about Dell’s new small-business laptop, the Vostro V130: it’s not really just for small-business users. Although the Vostro series slots in alongside Dell’s Latitude as non-consumer-oriented laptops, the thin, sturdy, compact 13.3-inch Vostro V130 feels more like a more affordable offspring of the original Dell Adamo. The V130 is an upgrade to last year’s Vostro V13, outfitted with HDMI-out and new, faster CPUs. Available in a wide variety of configurations ranging from $429 up to a MacBook Air-level $1,073, the Vostro V130 is less of an individual product than … Expand full review

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Here’s the not-so-secret secret about Dell’s new small-business laptop, the Vostro V130: it’s not really just for small-business users. Although the Vostro series slots in alongside Dell’s Latitude as non-consumer-oriented laptops, the thin, sturdy, compact 13.3-inch Vostro V130 feels more like a more affordable offspring of the original Dell Adamo. The V130 is an upgrade to last year’s Vostro V13, outfitted with HDMI-out and new, faster CPUs. Available in a wide variety of configurations ranging from $429 up to a MacBook Air-level $1,073, the Vostro V130 is less of an individual product than it is the latest in a line of high-concept designs kicked off by the original Adamo.

As a result, our recommendations vary based on what cost and specs you’d select from the configuration options available on Dell’s Web site. Certain aspects of the V130 are consistent across the board: the rock-solid aluminum-and-magnesium frame, the 13-inch matte screen, and the system’s lack of an optical drive. Also, the V130 only has integrated Intel graphics.

The configuration we reviewed, a top-of-the-line $918 model, had an Intel Core i5 U470 CULV processor, 4GB of RAM, and a 500GB hard drive. In this configuration, it underperformed compared to the slightly larger but more affordable Toshiba Portege R705, especially in terms of Dell inspiron 6400 battery life.

That’s the pickle with the Vostro V130: especially when factoring in its poor battery life, there’s really nothing that distinguishes it when compared with superior small laptops such as the Portege R705 and the new Apple MacBook Airs. In the middle configurations, especially around $600, the V130 could have been a sweeter choice, especially if its battery performed better.

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