Boston-Power’s Next Generation Battery

Boston-Power has unveiled its new Sonata lithium-ion batteries for notebook computers. Problems regarding battery packs have been well-known for years by laptop users. Most users find that they would need to buy at least three batteries for the first years of their notebook computer.

“Sonata features enhancements in both performance and safety; its proprietary safety features include slower chemical kinetics, novel current interrupt devices, new thermal fuses, unique pressure relief vents and safer pack configuration.”

These batteries are said to have the industry’s fastest recharge time – 30 minutes to recharge to 80 percent capacity. This would be a great advantage for users who don’t have the time. Another great thing is that these batteries have been designed to match the lifetime of a notebook computer, which theoretically means you don’t need to buy new batteries. And to top it all off, these batteries can be used with existing notebook computers.

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