NoPoPo (Non-Pollution Power) Aqua Batteries are available in both AA and AAA form, although the company page shows they are producing the technology for all sizes of battery, and can only be currently purchased in Japan.
The batteries can be recharged with various different fluids using the new development which forms electric power using liquid as a catalyst picked by bingo 1 year ago

Now that every living soul has finally switched from the VCR to the DVD, new technology is out that could make the DVD obsolete. picked by deepcleanfun 2 years ago

The 2008 Consumer Electronics Show will be happening in January 2008, but the awards for their best in innovation are being announced.

Here's 15 in the top categories collected for you. picked by deepcleanfun 2 years ago

Does it seem like high-tech gadgets are taking over our lives?
Don’t get me wrong. I appreciate the benefits of technology as much as anyone else. But it’s a constant challenge keeping up with the latest gadgets, computer programs, Blackberries and iPhones that have become an integral part of my daily routine. picked by waz 2 years ago

Talking about gadgets, the evolution of geeky gadgets we all love, from cell phones to video games.

Seems everything just got smaller. I guess size does matter. picked by bingo 8 months ago

Scientists at MIT have discovered a simple change to the manufacturing process of Lithium Ion Batteries that will make them smaller, lighter and charge in only seconds instead of minutes or hours. For hybrid cars and mobile computing this is an exciting development. picked by equinox 9 months ago

When it comes to gadgets, a wristwatch is a staple for any geek. Here are some of the newest and most innovative watches on the market today, and they are definitely all “nerd-approved” – to say the least. picked by deepcleanfun 2 years ago

We love gadgets — we really do. And that’s why, when a gadget fails to measure up to its promise, doesn’t work as you’d expect, is locked down with DRM or crippled with a terrible user interface or hobbled by a stanky-ass design, we get angry. We speak with the disappointed, crushed hearts of the gadget idealists we are: Why does this thing suck so bad? picked by evadiva 4 months ago

Plug In: The 10 Best of Consumer Electronics Show 2007 picked by vanfermin 3 years ago

Top 40 Most Creative Uses for Old Gadgets picked by deepcleanfun 2 years ago

Moixa USBCELL can be charged using your USB which can be found 'on your computer, car charger, laptop..' picked by musicgirldani 3 years ago

We have always encouraged our readers to depend more on renewable energy and try purchasing solar-powered gadgets, or at least use renewable energy at home to charge their portable electronic gear. Using solar power or wind power for portable gadgets is cool, but what about those old rechargeable batteries that you might have been using for ages? No, you can’t just dump them, as they’l... read full post picked by cactushair 9 months ago

Goodbye old lead acid battery. Hello to a revoutionary new battery that can change the way that Motorcycles are powered. picked by ordinarychick 3 years ago

If you are one of those relics who thinks diamonds belong only on jewelry, you need to step into the 21st century. picked by fielders3choice 12 months ago

It is customary for the geek lair to contain lots of computers, disassembled electronics, and other gadgets which have long since lived out their usefulness. Although the geek lair –a nerds equivalent to the all powerful bat-cave– is quite interesting to bear witness to, it often lacks worthy lighting which is replaced by boring light bulbs and florescent eye sores. picked by pumpkinjumper 2 years ago

Myvu makes a "portable big-screen" packed into what looks like the glasses LaVar Burton wore on "Star Trek: The Next Generation". Thin and lightweight, the myvu projects video images onto a virtual screen that floats in front of you. (It's about the same as watching a large TV from about six feet away.) picked by deepcleanfun 2 years ago

The energy for tomorrow's miniature electronic devices could come from tiny microbatteries about half the size of a human cell and built with viruses. picked by AutumnLotus 1 year ago

Somehow, we end up with way more remotes and portable handheld devices than we can handle. Inevitably, that many devices can only result in many valuable hours wasted searching for the lost and misplaced... but not if the Remote Wrangler has anything to do with it. picked by ordinarychick 3 years ago

Need help setting up that home computer or Internet connection? Frustrated by that new cell phone? You're not alone. picked by suebe 1 year ago