according to my physics professor, hydrogen is 3x better than gas by weight, hydrogen (liquified) is 3x worse than gas by volume

please recheck the facts, hydrogen economy is not the best choice, i say hydrogen tank is worse than an exploding battery
'So the natural heat of running a laptop would be enough to spark the gas supply into action, apparently.'

Wow...fantastic theory - how do you get it started initially again? (when things are OFF and not producing heat)

60C? Do I now need to overclock things to get the temps high enough to heat the fuel cell? Bring back the smaller heat sinks!
IIRC, early-1990s laptop maker Librex was a division of a major Japanese steel company. I used to use and support their machines - decent, if uninspiring, and the company gave up on the market after a few years.
according to my physics professor, hydrogen is 3x better than gas by weight, hydrogen (liquified) is 3x worse than gas by volume

please recheck the facts, hydrogen economy is not the best choice, i say hydrogen tank is worse than an exploding battery
Sounds like an awesome idea. I've got this picture in my head of people buying this things and running their houses totally on hydrogen.

'So the natural heat of running a laptop would be enough to spark the gas supply into action, apparently.'

Wow...fantastic theory - how do you get it started initially again? (when things are OFF and not producing heat)

60C? Do I now need to overclock things to get the temps high enough to heat the fuel cell? Bring back the smaller heat sinks!
Sony made a bomb from a li-ion battery, wonder what they'll make from this? Hydrogen bomb?
IIRC, early-1990s laptop maker Librex was a division of a major Japanese steel company. I used to use and support their machines - decent, if uninspiring, and the company gave up on the market after a few years.
Sorry sir, but your laptop contains a bomb as a power supply. We simply cannot let you board this plane.