The HydroPak got introduced at the CES2008 and RGS tells you where you can finally buy it.
Combining fuel cell technology from Horizon with water activated cartridge energy storage technology, this power pack provides clean power where and when you need it.
All you need to do is add water. The unique HydroPak water-activated cartridge system provides infinite shelf life and can generate enough power to recharge an average notebook computer.
Quieter and lighter than other generators, it can run indoors with quiet operation and zero harmful emissions. The economical unit also stores more energy than is possible with traditional batteries. Output is 25W continuous, 50W at peak. Energy storage is 270Wh per cartridge refill.
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