Fuel cell on wheels

Article Abstract:

Sanyo Electric Company Ltd has developed an electric automobile that uses a fuel cell, solar cells and nickel-cadmium batteries. The car, called 'Mirai 1,' achieves a top speed of 62 miles per hour and can run for two hours on one charge, but the fuel cell and solar panels extend the running time.

Innovations, Product development, Electrical equipment and supplies industry, Electric equipment industry, Sanyo Electric Company Ltd., Automobiles, Electric, Electric cars

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Shrinking memory beams

Article Abstract:

There have been several advances in laser beam technology, including Sanyo's development of an orange laser which would increase storage capacity of optical discs by 60% and American Telephone and Telegraph development of a technique to store 100 times as much information.

Research, Laser beams, Optical disks (Storage media), Optical disks

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Dazzling shows debut new audio and video

Article Abstract:

Audio and electronics shows in Japan in late 1992 featured many products that are likely to define the technology of the future. The products included digital compact cassettes, wide-screen enhanced resolution television sets and flat video panels.

Exhibitions, Electronics industry

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