US researchers unveil battery-free mobile phone

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US researchers unveil battery-free mobile phone
Researchers in the United States have unveiled a prototype of a battery-free mobile phone, using technology they hope will eventually come to be integrated into mass market products. The phone is the work of a group of researchers at the University of Washington in Seattle, and works by ...

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