Super capacitors don't have the energy density. The developers of EESTOR are likely fradulent or simply mistaken.

If anything kills Li-ion I bet it's going to be rechargable metal-air batteries if they are ever developed to the point of being practical.

Lithium Ion batteries are on the way out anyways. Supercapacitors are where it's at.

"Thats a nice safety device, but how about really stopping the problem of the batteries going bad."

Are you inbred? You're parents are brother and sister right? I'm not going to go into the physics involved in the whole battery process. Sufficient to day, a battery cannot last forever, period. It's a physics and chemistry thing. Look it up or shut up!

If we had possessed the Stoba earlier, perhaps we could have avoided the destruction of five-sixths of a solar system. But as it was, the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle nixed all hope of avoiding the exotic particles that spontaneously emerged, existing for fractions of a second before being annihilating by anti-particles. The particle/anti-particle turbulence, resembling a quantum foam of vacuum energy, sucked the entire solace off the multiverse.

I can see where you are coming from, but that 2-3% might be worth it if it reduces the number of warranty returns or lawsuits from faulty units injuring someone or their property. Plus, it could easily be turned to a marketing gimic of "our batteries are safe, are the other guys?" or whatever.

SomeBodaies gotta PAYland. Will Stubba stuff Ungell & make Battery REusable? Can We Go Back to GREAT DePression? How Much Potenial Is Lost Per GummyCycle? Will Battery Turn Into Skeleton & wonder Where its' Flesh Went.

Doing Hockie BONE @ Steaming mere 12.5%A? I'll Take MY Chances At Mellow 285C.

drashek HOT Baths r Go-d.

Expect this technology to hit deaf ears by most manufacturers whom would not want to loose that 3% as it eats into the bottom line.

If anyone will take up a feature like this it will likely be Apple or perhaps Sony. Dull, Acer and Co will unlikely be using this technology on there very tight margin cheep as chips laptops.

Thats a nice safety device, but how about really stopping the problem of the batteries going bad.