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Wednesday February 6, 2008 3:58 pm

Bleeding Edge TV 254: Horizon Fuel Cell Technologies - Amazing

Posted by Andru Edwards
Categories: Full Episodes, Gizmatic, CES, CES 2008, Design, Features, Podcasts, Science, Videocasts


While not the fuel cell battery replacement for gadgets we keep hearing about Horizon is promising some very cool technology nonetheless: portable, enviromentally friendly power on demand - just add water! Their portable generator technology is aimed at disaster relief, outdoor, and developing countries. The totally recyclable cartridges have an infinate shelf life until activated, and can be activated by adding plain old water - no filtration neccesary. Check out the video for more details on this cool new tech.

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What was that about? I never thought i would see video on such a things , Interesting!

I always wondered about fuel cell technology

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This would have been perfect to have in the relief efforts of Myanmar and the China earthquakes.  I might purchase one of these for emergency use because you never know when you will need backup power, and I love the fact that you can store it for years and it won’t lose its charge (until you add water)

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