Rechargeable batteries have plenty of pros, but the main drawback would be recharging it with a bulky AC adapter once its juices are exhausted. Why not create an AA battery that does not recharge using the traditional method, but instead draws
its power from any available USB port? This is now possible with the USBCell, and you can keep on working on your notebook or PC while recharging the USBCell. The USBCell is currently available in an AA format, but there are plans to introduce different sizes in the future to cater for cellphones and digital cameras as well. A couple of USBCell batteries can be purchased online for £12.99. Pros : Does away with bulky AC adapters, travel friendly
Cons : Requires USB port to recharge
USBCell powered by USB port Source
The con of the Rechargeable batteries is lighter than the pro. I'll take it.
Posted by: Rehab | September 20, 2006 1:51 PM | Permalink to Comment