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How a lead-acid battery works

With the massive explosion in the use of mobile devices like laptops and cellphones over the last decade, lithium-ion batteries have garnered a lot of attention. So it’s easy to forget that old stalwart, the lead-acid battery. This 19th century technology is what starts your car every day, and there’s a good reason for that, as explained in this YouTube video. The interior of a lead-acid...

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First Tech Blog Update!!

Hey everyone Anthony here AKA afulton2010. Just a small update to let you know that I will be writing for the eltronics blog, bringing you the latest tech news and reviews as I hear them, So bookmark this page and you won’t miss a thing.

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Phillip Phillips WINS American idol →

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What's up with Tumblr?

gifmovie: Anybody else’s posts not showing up?

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Why Facebook Is Killing Silicon Valley →

singularitarian: I teach entrepreneurship to about 50 student teams a year from engineering schools at Stanford, Berkeley, and Columbia. For the National Science Foundation Innovation Corps this year I’ll also teach roughly 150 teams led by professors who want to commercialize their inventions. Our extended teaching team includes venture capitalists with decades of experience.

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Satellites Track Humans, Now It’s The Animals’... →

singularitarian: Satellite technology is a modern-day “Wonder of the World.” Consider that currently over 1,000 active satellites orbit the Earth, communicating with ground-based transmitters and receivers for a host of applications, such as delivering scientific measurements, weather information, and television programming, to name a few. Since the launch of Sputnik I in 1957, satellite...

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Top 10 things you should get for FREE

Ten things you should never have to pay for (Image © Fotolia) Running a household is an expensive business. Energy bills, phone costs and mortgage repayments can all quickly diminish your bank balance. But there are many things you may be spending money on that you needn’t be. Here are 10 products no one should be paying for: 1. Identity theft insurance Identity theft has become big news, so...

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