[vortrex]

very interesting...

http://vimeo.com/51873011#

[bpape]

That's pretty slick!  Wonder if it has the same properties when trying to store and discharge more than the little bit required to run an LED.  Certainly something to continue to watch.

Bryan

[FullRangeMan]

Iam not impressed, seems capacitors will be always slow devices.
The question is how much it will cost.

The only fast power supply I see was the Aloya capacitive power supply that use inductors, not capacitors.

[Alan]

These caps are made from graphene, a new wonder material that will probably revolutionize electronics (and lotsa other stuff)... that is, if the world doesn't end in the next few hours.

http://www.nobelprize.org/nobel_prizes/physics/laureates/2010/press.html
http://www.sciencedaily.com/news/matter_energy/graphene/

[wushuliu]

It reduces waste, is environmentally responsible, and will increase efficiency in many areas.

There is no way it will ever come to market. Someone will make sure of it.

[DaveC113]

Could be a breakthrough in energy storage, we really need it. 

[Telstar]

the world didnt end so we can keep talking about audio stuff

It reduces waste, is environmentally responsible, and will increase efficiency in many areas.

There is no way it will ever come to market. Someone will make sure of it.

If they sell expensive enough, yeah, they might market it.