boston-power.com - 12/10/2008
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WESTBOROUGH, Mass. – Dec. 10, 2008 – Boston-Power’s next-generation Lithium-ion (Li-ion) battery cell, Sonata, will be available first to HP customers as an upgrade option. The result of a three-year relationship between Boston-Power and HP, the announcement underscores the companies’ shared ...
dvhardware.net - 12/10/2008
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dvhardware.net —
Boston-Power announced HP will start offering its Sonata
battery on some of its laptops in early 2009.
These new batteries from Boston-Power feature a new type of li-ion battery cell that should be safer and much better performing than current li-ion batteries. The startup, which ...
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HP to use next-gen Boston-Power Sonata batteries for ...
i4u.com - 12/4/2008
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i4u.com —
All TV stations in the Boston market have
announced that they will team up to perform a
DTV transition readiness test. The full transition to digital broadcasts will occur on February 17, 2009. On Tuesday December 9 from 5a.m to 7:30 p.m. will ...
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Boston TV Stations to Hold DTV Transition Readiness Test
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Boston-Power signs up HP as first partner for next-gen batteries
Engadget —
... It's not exactly much of a surprise given that HP has already shown some considerable interest in the company, but Boston-Power has now finally officially announced that HP will be the first laptop manufacturer to offer its long-lasting (and less ...
HP to Offer Three-Year, No-Degrade Notebook Batteries
DriverHeaven.net —
... Exploding Li-ion batteries aside, one other problem with such batteries is the eventual degradation of their performance. No matter what anyone tells you, the performance of such batteries drops over time. On Wednesday Hewlett-Packard and Boston-Power announced an upcoming option for HP laptops: a battery designed to last for at least three years without performance degradation. ...
HP to Offer Three-Year, No-Degrade Notebook Batteries
Tech-Ex —
... Exploding Li-ion batteries aside, one other problem with such batteries is the eventual degradation of their performance. No matter what anyone tells you, the performance of such batteries drops over time. On Wednesday Hewlett-Packard and Boston-Power announced an upcoming option for HP laptops: a battery designed to last for at least three years without performance degradation. ...
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