Dell & HP are whispered to be 1st takers of the new-fangled technology which pledges 10% more in battery sprint time. Worlds 3rd biggest producer of secondary cells, Samsung SDI, predicts to make available its newest Li-ion power packs to US-located PC producers like HP & Dell beginning from July this year. The innovative 2,800mAh Samsung battery cells under the scanner reveal 7.7% more capability and nearly 10 percent more usage time. They are also equipped to be faster than the regular 2,600mAh (milli-ampere hour) rechargeable batteries mainly utilized in notebook computers.The company also has sketches to initiate a 3,000mAh rechargeable battery in the in the vicinity of future with 20% longer usage time. Industry sources predict the demand for lithium ion rechargeable battery power packs to sprint up to 2.85 billion unit cells in the year 2008, and a predicted increase of 18 percent from the overall unit cells that’s been on use for the previous year, and the demand for secondary cells for PCs are expected for an overall rise of 22 percent. With so much of prediction and the innovations taking the upper hand, the field of longer battery hours and a successful invention of a prospective notebook battery are definitely on the cards. Only aspect is the market should be ready for the grabs.
