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Percek alatt feltölt, napokig bírja: A jövő okostelefon-akkumulátorai leleplezve

Bevezetés: Az akkumulátor-áttörések új korszaka A mobiltelefonok akkumulátor-élettartama régóta problémát jelent – mindannyian éreztük már a lemerülő telefon miatti szorongást. De nagy változások jönnek, amelyek véget vethetnek a töltési aggodalmaknak. 2025-ben egy akkumulátor-forradalom küszöbén állunk: percek alatt feltölthető telefonok, amelyek tovább bírják
szeptember 2, 2025

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