Water, Not Electrical Outlet, Charges Phone
Elizabeth Palermo | January 13, 2016
Swedish startup MyFC unveiled its cool technology, dubbed JAQ, at the Consumer Electronics Show. The device, which is small enough to slip into your back pocket, is a fuel cell charger. It uses saltwater and oxygen to convert chemical energy into electricity. Then it uses that electricity to charge your phone's battery.
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| When one of those cards is loaded into the fuel cell, hydrogen is produced and the JAQ begins charging the user's phone – or tablet. Source: http://www.gizmag.com/myfc-jaq-fuel-cell-charger/41084/ |
<more at http://news.discovery.com/tech/gear-and-gadgets/water-not-electrical-outlet-charges-phone-160113.htm; related links: http://www.myfcpower.com/pages/fuel-cell-energy (What is fuel cell energy? MyFC website) and http://www.gizmag.com/myfc-jaq-fuel-cell-charger/41084/ (MyFC readies for launch of world's smallest fuel cell charger. December 29, 2015)>
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