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According to the British IT news website theregister.co.uk reported that these two fuel cell phone is KDDI and Hitachi and Toshiba jointly developed. Left shows the modified model toshiba pa3383u-1brs handset. The reverse side of this phone is a normal lithium ion battery the same size methanol fuel cell. The fuel cell container can accommodate up to 99.5% compression ratio of 7 milliliters of methanol to provide the power to make the working hours of cell phone lithium-ion battery to achieve 2.5 times the cell phone.

Figure shows the Hitachi W32H phone. This phone also had the same conversion, but this time the fuel cell installed in this clamshell handset side the screen. Hitachi’s fuel cell is also used methanol, however, the compression ratio of methanol did not exceed 60%, fuel container can only accommodate 3 milliliters of liquid fuel.

The two fuel cell power output is 300 mW. KDDI will be October 4th at CEATEC in Japan on display at the meeting of these two fuel-cell phones, and these two handsets in the near future as the formal launch of the fuel cell phone. KDDI this fiscal year in March 31, 2006 The End, therefore, KDDI launched the fuel cell phone time is not far away.