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Can U.S. close the battery gap?: Not made in America. How many tech devices are designed in Silicon Valley, Boston, Seattle or some other American tech center, manufactured elsewhere? From chips to iPods, we've gotten used to it. Now a consortium of lingering manufacturers in the U.S. want the feds to help them get...; Tags: Lithium-ion, Battery, Imara, Engineering, Harry Fuller; Blog posts 2008-12-18
Here's the drill...greener than before says Imara: A Silicon Valley company claims a major breakthrough in the battery biz. And so much of our world is now battery driven. From electric drills, to starting vehicles to backing up power grid applications. Imara says they're now cleaner, more efficient, more dependable than the stuff you...; Tags: Battery, Imara, Engineering, Harry Fuller; Blog posts 2008-12-15

Nike iMara Heart Rate Monitor: Nike iMara Heart Rate MonitorNike Imara Heart Rate Monitor featuresThis is the best designed Nike imara heart rate monitor for women with good features. Continuous heart rate monitoring is powerful feature of Nike Imara. Perfect!; Tags: Monitors & displays, heart rate monitoring, Nike Inc., monitor; Discussion threads 2009-06-24
Can U.S. close the battery gap?: Can U.S. close the battery gap?Next step for batteries...I think the next step for these batteries is being able to recycle them in some way. If we can recycle them, more and more people will use them as a truly clean technology.RE: Can U.S. close the battery gap?Great article,...; Tags: Engineering, battery gap, battery; Discussion threads 2008-12-19
News to know: Palm, Oracle, Google, Mac sales and iPhone Nano: Here are todayâ€™s notable headlines. You can get News To Know via email alert and RSS daily: Sam Diaz: Palm's CES news. Just in time or too late? Larry Dignan: Oracle's second quarter: A mixed bag, cost cuts likely Richard Koman:...; Tags: Apple iPhone, Google Inc., Apple Macintosh, Oracle Corp., Palm Inc., Net Neutrality, Sales, Apple Mac OS, Apple Mac OS X, Desktops, Operating Systems, Software, Hardware, Sam Diaz; Blog posts 2008-12-16