Hydrogen is dangerous. Hydrogen is expensive. Hydrogen isn't good for car companies OR consumers in the long run. When you've got electricity in a simpler form, why invest billions of research money when you have pure electric engines ready to roll?
And about battery tech in EVs: you don't need more advanced batteries than what you have. You need charging poles, three on every block, sleek and slim; you need battery swapping programs for driving on longer trips. Whenever you stop with your car somewhere, you plug it into a high-voltage charger. For about twenty-two hours on an average working day, your EV is charging peacefully, unlimited, on the street, for a standard monthly fee.
BTW you guys know how hydrogen got to be as big as it is today? When oil companies saw the success of GM's EV1 they started to panic. So to please the green geeks, they came up with something they can sell to you (way overpriced) exactly as they sell gas today. That's hydrogen for you. We don't become a penny poorer, you get your green box, everyone's happy, right? Don't fall for it dudes. The world is evil. It wants to eat you. Mmm.
The device is aimed at gamers and TV watchers, generating a 3D image with use of a pair of 0.7-inch OLED panels, which each display separate images, doing away with the ghost imagery that often comes along with 3D displays.
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Some dude wrote here that hydrogen is practical. "Entirely practical"...
Dude... PRACTICAL???
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NYC23ANpEds&feature=related just skip to 1min 3sec
Hydrogen is dangerous. Hydrogen is expensive. Hydrogen isn't good for car companies OR consumers in the long run. When you've got electricity in a simpler form, why invest billions of research money when you have pure electric engines ready to roll?
And about battery tech in EVs: you don't need more advanced batteries than what you have. You need charging poles, three on every block, sleek and slim; you need battery swapping programs for driving on longer trips. Whenever you stop with your car somewhere, you plug it into a high-voltage charger. For about twenty-two hours on an average working day, your EV is charging peacefully, unlimited, on the street, for a standard monthly fee.
BTW you guys know how hydrogen got to be as big as it is today? When oil companies saw the success of GM's EV1 they started to panic. So to please the green geeks, they came up with something they can sell to you (way overpriced) exactly as they sell gas today. That's hydrogen for you. We don't become a penny poorer, you get your green box, everyone's happy, right? Don't fall for it dudes. The world is evil. It wants to eat you. Mmm.