Promising tech for cell phone batteries and beyond

[steelvibe]

A product called "graphene". Very interesting and this is just a start

[imwjl]

Thanks for sharing. I've enjoyed other news and discussions on that material. It's been a repeat topic from a fun friend who's a retired scientist. He insists we'll be thinking differently about battery powered things with this and advances in or use of capacitors. Maybe it's no surprise that he drives a Tesla.

[HodgdonExtreme]

That sounds promising. Let's hope half the claims are true, and they didn't conveniently omit negative aspects.

Battery technology really needs to make a (huge) leap forward.

[Dirk Hofman]

Originally Posted by HodgdonExtreme

That sounds promising. Let's hope half the claims are true, and they didn't conveniently omit negative aspects.

Battery technology really needs to make a (huge) leap forward.

Good wrapup of the benefits and challenges here: https://www.androidauthority.com/gra...ained-1070096/

[golfreggie]

Callaway golf balls use graphene in them on the Chrome Soft line of balls if I am not mistaken

[Jeremy]

I follow that channel on YouTube and caught the video a couple days ago. Promising indeed. Though it should be noted that the Real Graphene products are graphene-enhanced lithium. Full graphene batteries are still a ways off.