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mPhase Technologies Launches Revolutionary Smart Nanobattery

Mar 19 2008

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mPhase Technologies Inc. today announced the launch of its new website designed to showcase its revolutionary Smart NanoBattery.

The website articulates the nanotechnology based breakthrough, history, awards and articles that highlight the benefits of mPhase/AlwaysReady Smart NanoBattery!

"Our new website reflects our significant accomplishments in battery technology and provides a fresh new look into the future of the company," said Gerard Adams, mPhase Technologies Managing Director of Investor Relations. "We encourage you to visit our new website, which will be frequently updated."

Ronald Durando, CEO of mPhase Technologies Inc., added, "We are excited about focusing our resources on this radical new way to store energy. Also, we are thrilled with the response we have received so far on our upcoming first ever public demonstration of our breakthrough battery technology on April 3rd in NYC."
 

Posted March 18th,2008

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