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Storage: World's highest capacity NiMH batteries
Posted on Jul 06, 2004 - 04:07 PM by zmcnulty
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So sayeth Sanyo.
AA and AAA sizes.



Sanyo Electronics Corporation has commercialized, and will release new NiMH batteries o­n August 1st, which use a new electrode ingredient called "superlattice alloy."

The superlattice alloy developed by Sanyo for negative charge ingredients, using existing NiMH, has a 25% greater capacity and increased resistance to lower temperatures. The result is the "Ni-MH 2500" series of AA batteries with Typ. 2,500mAh/Min. 2,300, and the AAA "Ni-MH 900" series of AAA batteries with Typ. 900mAh/Min. 840mAh. According to Sanyo, this is the highest capacity of NiMH battery currently o­n the market.

Prices are 1,155 yen for a two pack of Ni-MH 2500, 2,310 yen for a four pack, and 945 yen and 1,890 yen for two and four packs of Ni-MH 900. A quick charging station, the "NC-M57," will be available for 4,830 yen, and a quick charging station with a memory refresh function, the "NC-MR57," will be available for 6,615 yen.

Recharging 1-4 Ni-MH 2500 batteries takes 280 minutes, and 1-2 batteries takes 125 minutes; 1-2 Ni-MH 900 batteries take 185 minutes.



Inspired by:
http://pc.watch.impress.co.jp/docs/2004/0706/sanyo.htm

Press Release:
http://www.sanyo.co.jp/koho/hypertext4/0407news-j/0706-1.html

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