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mPhase Release its First Lithium Battery with Power on Command Providing Infinite Shelf Life

May 5 2008

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mPhase/AlwaysReady today announced that it has successfully produced its first ever lithium based battery that can be manually activated providing Power on Command(TM) that has an almost infinite shelf life.

The move from low energy density chemistries as demonstrated on April 3rd to a lithium based high energy density chemistry in just 4 weeks demonstrates the speed in which this technology is moving. "This major accomplishment within one month shows clearly that the mPhase/AlwaysReady battery technology is out of the laboratory and clearly into the commercialization phase," said Ronald A. Durando, CEO of mPhase Technologies. He continued, "We could not be happier and look forward to our next milestone date of May 20th when the company is slated to publicly demonstrate its first ever lithium based battery.

Posted May 6th,2008

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