Battery manufacturers - Batteries

Why do battery manufacturers always explicitly state that their batteries do not contain mercury?

Oct 09, 2008 by Daniel | Posted in Chemistry

Whenever I buy batteries, I'd always see "no mercury" on battery boxes. Is it a condition hazard or dangerous to the equipment that those batteries cannot contain mercury? Unprejudiced being curious.


Yes, Mercury batteries can no longer be sold in many countries.

Wikipedia has a huge article about it here:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mercury_bat tery

Frank B | Oct 10, 2008

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Why manufacturers should just leave Android alone

01.01.70

We’ve all decipher the comparisons, we know about the rivalry, but one thing that has recently started bugging me about the epic Android vs Apple fracas is the omission of a key fact. One of Android’s strengths, as I mentioned in a aforesaid post , is that it’s available on a wide range of handsets, giving you slews of choice. With this choice, however, comes a few sacrifices and I’ve only come to realise this key reality now.

Samsung, HTC, Motorola, and Sony Ericsson are the four biggest manufacturers supplying Android phones, and although they run on the Android OS, each of these manufacturers adds its own pygmy, or sometimes major, touches to the user interface and functionality of the handset. Samsung adds TouchWiz , Motorola adds its MOTOBLUR and Sony Ericsson’s UI is known as Timescape .

The only one I have slighting experience with came on my HTC in the form of its Sense UI . Make no mistake, this is a very ingenious, very good looking wrapping for what many deem a “raw” fashion of Android, Froyo.

Source: Memeburn

Battery manufacturers - News


Bosch to produce own EV batteries: report
MarketWatch - Dec 31, 1969
By Frankfurt Subsection FRANKFURT () -- German automotive technology group Robert Bosch GmbH plans by 2016 to yield batteries for electric vehicles independently from Japanese manufacturers, Bernd Bohr, chairman of Bosch's automotive segment,

Mp-comp.co.uk Launches Innokin LEA E-Cigarette in Leather Carry Case
San Francisco Chronicle (press release) - Dec 31, 1969
Electronic Cigarette Manufacturers Gauge: As consumable items it is wise to carry spares to avoid disruption of use. In the same way as a old-fashioned cigarette lighter can fail, batteries & atomizers have limited lifespan.

Midtronics Develops New GRX-5100 Hybrid/EV Battery Service Tool
MarketWatch (press release) - Dec 31, 1969
The GRX-5100 safely de-powers elevated-voltage batteries and also enables service for the battery system at the module level, reducing fabricator warranty costs and repair time and expense for customers. Currently completing battleground testing at General

Lead Shortage Looms in '13 on Record Demand for Batteries
BusinessWeek - Dec 31, 1969
Immediately for lead from manufacturers of industrial batteries will jump about 10 percent this year, compared with advance of 4.5 percent across all applications, BNP Paribas estimates. The products now account for about 33 percent of all consumption,

Midtronics Develops New GRX-5100 Hybrid/EV Battery Service Tool
AftermarketNews.com (AMN) - Dec 31, 1969
The GRX-5100 safely de-powers luxurious-voltage batteries and also enables service for the battery system at the module level, reducing maker warranty costs and repair time and expense for customers, the attendance says.