MTI Micro, NeoSolar to tinker with fuel cell-powered UMPCs

By in Uncategorized on July 10th, 2008

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We’ll be mighty pleased when MTI Micro gets off its high horse and actually delivers something to the consumer electronics realm, but for now, we’re being forced to inhale even more fluff as we wait for an end product. The latest outfit to dive into a partnership with MTI is NeoSolar, as the two gleefully set off to develop Mobion fuel cell technology for use in

future NeoSolar devices (namely UMPCs). As we’ve heard so many times over now, these two will be working together to “develop, test, and evaluate” prototypes, but we’ll be lucky to see a fuel cell-powered WiBrain before 2020. Prove us wrong, pretty please.

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