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Showing 1-18 of 18 results foundNotebook battery maker gets charged up for cars
January 3, 2008 Boston-Power raises $45 million and hatches plans to make batteries for plug-in hybrids.Hydrogen fuel cells power Fujitsu data center
August 17, 2007 Hydrogen. It's the alternative fuel everyone hates--but apparently it works, according to Fujitsu.Photos: Fujitsu unveils king-size fuel cellWindows iTunes sparks mixed reactions
October 17, 2003 Windows users jump at the chance to try Apple's iTunes jukebox software--and reactions range from unabashed praise to complaints of bugs.Apple's Cabbage Patch doll
May 18, 2007 News.com's Charles Cooper says Engadget's bogus iPhone report speaks volumes about the frenzy over one of the most anticipated gadgets ever.IBM microscope sees reactions in action
August 6, 2003 A breakthrough in using electron microscopes could lead to smaller circuits or more efficient chipmaking processes because designers will know better what happens when molecules meet.Producing hydrogen with water and a little metal
May 18, 2007 Purdue professor makes hydrogen by mixing water, gallium and aluminum, eliminating the need to store hydrogen.Priming the pump for hydrogen fuel
March 27, 2007 Start-up Ecotality taps NASA technology for a system that can feed a vehicle's fuel cell on-demand. Images: Hydratus at workToying with the Diet Coke and Mentos experiment
February 13, 2007 A science editor is marketing a toy that lets you re-create the fountain effect show in the famous YouTube video. Photos: 'Triggering' Mentos into a Coke bottlePanasonic, Toshiba delve into alternative energy
October 26, 2004 Plans include a hydrogen-based home-heating system and a tiny fuel cell that powers an MP3 player for 20 hours.Gates: Capitalist hero or monopolist villain?
June 16, 2006 As word spreads that he's stepping away from Microsoft, Bill Gates, as usual, elicits extreme reactions on blogs and message boards.Start-up zeros in on hydrogen fuel cells
July 12, 2005 Remember how sodium flamed up in high school chemistry class? A start-up says it can harness that energy to make hydrogen. Photo: Harvesting hydrogenApple's iPod spurs mixed reactions
October 24, 2001 The Mac maker announces a digital music player to be released Nov. 10 that can store 1,000 songs. Analysts weigh its pros and cons.Is the affinity for music innate?
August 17, 2005 Your strong desire to hear the music of Sam the Sham and the Pharaohs just might have been inherited.Notable quotes: Hostile bid ignites the rhetoric
December 13, 2004 Craig Conway's dog donned a bulletproof vest as the sniping between the Oracle and PeopleSoft crews heated up.Business as usual for PC makers
March 24, 2004 Despite the EU ruling, manufacturers aren't rushing to take up the option of shipping computers without Windows Media Player in Europe.Revving up for the all-electric SUV
November 30, 2006 Can the electric car evolve from the golf cart stage? Yes, thanks to battery technology, say electric sport-utility truck makers.Microbes enlisted to capture uranium
May 22, 2006 At Georgia Tech, Stanford, scientists study whether microbes could assist cleanup after a nuclear spill. Photos: Studying uranium-trapping microbesStanford project mixes Darwin with hydrogen
July 21, 2005 Can a microorganism help people create better cars? It may depend on how the bugs emerge from a selective breeding program.
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