Nokia Fuel Cell Bluetooth Headset

Sep 20 2004, 12:15am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Nokia is testing fuel cell powered bluetooth headsets since june.

The 66-mwatt fuel cells are using fluid methanol. With one filling the can can operate for 10 hours. Nokia modified the available Nokia HS-3W headset to use a fuel cell.

Nokia gives no target date for a market entry of this fuel cell device. More details on Initiative-Brennstoffzelle (German).

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