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Lithium Polymer Batteries

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Emcee: gvander	Type: Unmoderated

Introduction Compact

I believe this technology and the industry developing around Lithium Polymer to be fundementally attractive. I have started this thread with the hope of furthering my understanding of the industry and the industry's participants. I think providing one place in which to pool our knowledge will allow us to identify the most promising technologies and identify the most serious threats. Anything is open here -- maybe somone can show that this industry is not as attractive as I thought. I hope that is not the case but would like to encourage as many objective opinions as possible. Some of the companies that are involved in advanced rechargeable batteries include: (not all are lithium based)

AER Energy
A&T Battery Corp
Battery Technologies Inc.
Battery Engineering
Bluestar Battery Systems
Compaq Computer Corporation
Duracell
Electrofuel
Energizer Power Systems
Incharge Co
Johns Hopkins - plastic battery
Japan Storage Battery Co
Lithium Technology Corp
Maxell/Hitachi
Moli
Moltech
Polystor
Polyplus
Power Battery Holdings Corporation
Panasonic
Rayovac Corporation
Saft America, Inc. - Industrial Battery Division
Sanyo Energy (USA) Corporation
Sony
Tadiran Batteries
Toshiba
Ultralife, Inc.
Valence Technology, Inc.
Varta Batteries

Any objective information about the companies or the industry is welcome --

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127	All good points, gvander. The company does seem poised to produce a quality ba	Gordon Quickstad	-	12/7/1998
126	www4.techstocks.com www4.techstocks.com I sincerely hope you are not buckled up	gvander	-	12/5/1998
125	This thread is pretty dead. The VLNC thread is the place where most meet to di	Gordon Quickstad	-	12/2/1997
124	Hi, I am trying to do some research on ULBI and noted that next years earnings	patchman	-	11/27/1997
123	Hi all. I am new to this thread but have been over at the AERN thread for quit	Ariel Warszawski	-	10/7/1997
122	A reference to the Johns Hopkins battery. I researched this battery quite some	Gordon Quickstad	-	8/26/1997
121	Gvander, thanks for the reply. Steve S.	Stevefoder	-	8/8/1997
120	The batteries are different. The main differences relate to shape, technology,	gvander	-	8/6/1997
119	Are the "lithium metal" battery packs described Lithium Polymer batte	Stevefoder	-	8/6/1997
118	techweb.com	gvander	-	8/6/1997
117	One more Kline release: biz.yahoo.com	gvander	-	7/30/1997
116	More news (I am hotel bound once again): NMH news: techweb.com More industry	gvander	-	7/23/1997
115	I only have a minute but I thought this clip was news worthy! Japanese battery	gvander	-	7/22/1997
114	Thanks for the info. I will check it out. BTW I also follow energy conversion	gvander	-	7/14/1997
113	Gvander: Thank you for your input. It seems we're tracking more or less a	John Curtis	-	7/14/1997
112	This one seems to provide the broadest overview of all the articles: techweb.c	gvander	-	7/13/1997
111	two more: techweb.com techweb.com All of the links in the last 2 posts are da	gvander	-	7/13/1997
110	New articles: techweb.com techweb.com techweb.com techweb.com techweb.com	gvander	-	7/13/1997
109	Ms Ander; very, very interesting project you propose. I will be very intereste	Brander	-	7/12/1997
108	John, Two associates and one outside my area told me the post was relating to	gvander	-	7/12/1997
107	Greg: I, too, read that post prior to it being pulled. It's too bad I di	John Curtis	-	7/12/1997
106	Gvander: "You will see me in the market." That's nice, come join	John Curtis	-	7/12/1997
105	Gordon, I agree with you! << I think some others in the list are in a m	gvander	-	7/11/1997
104	Tadiran Batteries Ltd as of 1/97 is split off from the parent Tadiran Telecommu	Gordon Quickstad	-	7/11/1997
103	John, 1. Tadiran is already in commercial production (I thought you said you	gvander	-	7/11/1997

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