You know how you always have to insert batteries just the right way. It’s a real pain in the rear, isn’t it?

Actually, I don’t think it is really difficult to follow a diagram, but Microsoft wants to change all that. Their new InstaLoad technology promises that you just shove their batteries in, and the heck with polarity. This is due to some patented battery contact design which, according to Microsoft, “simply works”.

Microsoft is licensing a third party to put out these special batteries, that will come in all sizes, rechargeable and non-rechargeable. There is no word on when they will be out, though.

Source

Related posts:

1. Boston-Power Unveils World’s First Battery Designed to Last Lifespan of Notebook Computers at DEMO 07 Boston Power Inc. introduced on Tuesday at DEMO 07 its...
2. Microsoft Tag can put more info on a mobile If you’ve never heard of Microsoft’s Tag program, then you...
3. New Lithium-Ion Battery Rules for Travel Effective on January 1, 2008 For those who have planned on traveling next year, it’s...
4. iZAP Battery Charging System for Apple iPhone Ever find yourself in a situation where your iPhone is...
5. Nokia Issues BL-5C Battery Advisory Nokia issued a product advisory for the Nokia-branded BL-5C battery...