"What Eamex has done is figure out a way to stabilize the electrodes and prevent the deterioration of tin. Why's this important? Because it means the batteries

"What Eamex has done is figure out a way to stabilize the electrodes and prevent the deterioration of tin. Why's this important? Because it means the batteries can withstand a lot more charge and discharge cycles. We're talking about over 10,000 cycles with a shelf life of 20 years." Not quite what the headline made it sound like... (WTF that site prevents copy so I had to rewrite this by hand. LAME. Maybe it's time for me to try NoScript after all.)