When the inevitable big quake strikes Tokyo, we recommend you pack a few cases of Panasonic’s new super battery alongside the survival rations and flashlights. The oddly named Evolta, which hits the shops in April, has already replaced the same firm’s Oxyride as the world’s most durable AA battery.Seeing as it delivers brighter light from lamps, is generally better than lesser cells at powering pretty much anything, and can hold its charge for over 10 years, the Evolta is the perfect candidate for keeping us all companion in the shelters.

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  electric2004 at 11:06 PM JST - 27th March

  This is just text and not much fact. How many mAh (Milliampere-hours)?

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