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Story: Dead iPod syndrome - no volt found?
Posted by: Rupert Goodwins (Tuesday 13 January 2004, 10:03 AM)
Fluffy:
Not named after the Duracell adverts, are you?
The fact that battery technology "isn't there yet" means that different types of battery are appropriate at different times and for different reasons. Designers should recognise this and give us consumers the choice, the ability to pick the kinds of batteries we use to suit our circumstances, not lock us into a single, expensive type.
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