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CES: Horizon Turns Ordinary Tap Water Into Electricity

CES: Horizon Turns Ordinary Tap Water Into Electricity

Although it hardly seems possible, Horizon Fuel Cell Technologies is at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas showing off a handful of devices that turn ordinary tap water into electricity which than can be used to supply power to a range of devices -- everything from notebook computers to mobile phone that have to be recharged in a pinch. TechWebTVs David Berlind interviews the companys co-founder Taras Wankewycz to find out just exactly how the Singapore-based startup has managed this bit of magic.

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