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Story: Dead iPod syndrome - no volt found?
Posted by: Kurt Pfluger (Tuesday 13 January 2004, 6:48 PM)
Rupert,
I work for a startup company in the U.S. that has developed high performance, long life battery packs for use in wireless devices such as cell phones/pdas, GSM/GPRS, 3G, etc.. The use of our battery pack can extend talk time by 50-80% and increase battery life by 3 to 4 times current batteries of the the same size. Are you suggesting we are destined to be ignored ?
I choose to think the companies we are working with have the best intentions of delivering a better power pack, hence a better product experience for the consumer.
Kurt Pfluger
Apogee Power
kurt@apogeepower. com
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