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To: Gordon Quickstad who wrote (55)	6/23/1997 12:26:00 PM
From: gvander	of 127

Motorola's current supplier of liquid LI-Ion batteries is Toshiba. They are trying to develop some type of flexible battery for next generation communication devices. As for the LI-metal there is only one rechargeable lithium metal composite currently in commercial production. It is made by Tadiran See tadiranbat.com I also noticed Seiko was assigned a rechargeable lithium polymer battery patent. I think there is some serious competition brewing out there--much of it yet to be announced. Side Note: With regard to the Motorola patent I found an interesting prediction/observation made by Glen Woodruff at techstocks.com Some of the older posts at the aer thread when aer was at 9 dollars may have some application to some of the developmental stage companies involved in lithium polymer. This post in particular reminds me of a certain lithium polymer company that shall remain nameless: techstocks.com

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