batteries yes, new technology yes integrated chips in batteries yes
FUEL CELLS BETTER
thats what i think apple has up its sleeve they are learning much with these data centers can you imagine an iPhone 6 with a tiny fuel cell lasting days weeks. Easy charging no cords wow that's so apple
Fuel cells could be part of the future, but the technology is complex and has a lot of requirements.
My estimate is, judging the rate of news, that batteries are on (or over) a breakthrough point and will be the most important energy container in the near future.
It will be very interesting to see what Samsung's 14nm 64bit 7 Octa Exynos 7420 SOC is like next week when they release the S6. The preliminary benchmarks seem to indicate quite impressive multi-core performance.
Apple might want to leave Samsung with enough engineers to allow them to make the A9.
How that 64-bit stack going for Samsung?
There's still TSMC to make the A9, even if Samsung forgets how to do it.
Fuel cells could be part of the future, but the technology is complex and has a lot of requirements.
My estimate is, judging the rate of news, that batteries are on (or over) a breakthrough point and will be the most important energy container in the near future.
...Apple might want to leave Samsung with enough engineers to allow them to make the A9.
Why do you have to have engineers at Sammyland for Apple to get the A9?A Apple is designing the chip and Samsung is its foundry for the chips/SOC. I guess you technically need some sort of manufacturing engineer and some QA control engineers but the term engineer is used rather loosely here. In Texas statute defines Professional Engineering Practice to be "summarizes that a "public or private service or creative work, the adequate performance of which requires engineering education, training, and experience in applying special knowledge or judgment of the mathematical, physical, or engineering sciences to that service or creative work", is engineering.
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Is there anyone who doesn't want to move to California? This place is packed with foreigners, at least that is what the Mexicans say.
I don't want to move to California.
And that's not even taking into account that everything there gives you cancer.
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batteries yes, new technology yes integrated chips in batteries yes
FUEL CELLS BETTER
thats what i think apple has up its sleeve they are learning much with these data centers can you imagine an iPhone 6 with a tiny fuel cell lasting days weeks. Easy charging no cords wow that's so apple
Fuel cells could be part of the future, but the technology is complex and has a lot of requirements.
My estimate is, judging the rate of news, that batteries are on (or over) a breakthrough point and will be the most important energy container in the near future.
Ever see the label on almost anything that says that "X" is known to the State of California to cause cancer? It only causes cancer in Kali!
http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20150223005533/en/Samsung-SDI-Acquire-Magna-International’s-Battery-Pack#.VOtmZ4ZOKrW
Interesting considering it was rumored that the lead Apple employee on the car project has been meeting with Magna Styer.
It's a good time to be an innovator in the battery business! Do something interesting and suddenly you're besieged with prospects of buyouts.
If an employee signed a non-compete clause, poaching them could be illegal, depending on what they're tasked to work on and when.
Ever see the label on almost anything that says that "X" is known to the State of California to cause cancer? It only causes cancer in Kali!
Ignorance is bliss
What, are you pretending they all do cause cancer?
It will be very interesting to see what Samsung's 14nm 64bit 7 Octa Exynos 7420 SOC is like next week when they release the S6. The preliminary benchmarks seem to indicate quite impressive multi-core performance.
Apple might want to leave Samsung with enough engineers to allow them to make the A9.
How that 64-bit stack going for Samsung?
There's still TSMC to make the A9, even if Samsung forgets how to do it.
In which case the Israeli company Storedot with their 30 secs full charge technology looks very interesting.
What, are you pretending they all do cause cancer?
Are you a Luddite?
^ Which begs the question, can you give yourself cancer?
Great answer!¡
In which case the Israeli company Storedot with their 30 secs full charge technology looks very interesting.
Not at NASAS / DOD prices.
How that 64-bit stack going for Samsung?
There's still TSMC to make the A9, even if Samsung forgets how to do it.
We'll find out in a week or so.
Fuel cells could be part of the future, but the technology is complex and has a lot of requirements.
My estimate is, judging the rate of news, that batteries are on (or over) a breakthrough point and will be the most important energy container in the near future.
http://www.gizmag.com/usb-charger-butane-fuel-cell-nectar-lilliputian-systems-brookstone/28281/
http://www.gizmag.com/usb-charger-butane-fuel-cell-nectar-lilliputian-systems-brookstone/28281/
Right. Fuel cells are not all hydrogen powered.
...Apple might want to leave Samsung with enough engineers to allow them to make the A9.
Why do you have to have engineers at Sammyland for Apple to get the A9?A Apple is designing the chip and Samsung is its foundry for the chips/SOC. I guess you technically need some sort of manufacturing engineer and some QA control engineers but the term engineer is used rather loosely here. In Texas statute defines Professional Engineering Practice to be "summarizes that a "public or private service or creative work, the adequate performance of which requires engineering education, training, and experience in applying special knowledge or judgment of the mathematical, physical, or engineering sciences to that service or creative work", is engineering.