
After officially taking over
Sanyo 
earlier this week,
Panasonic is hitting the ground running with a joint venture aimed at developing
a powerful lithium-ion storage battery than could store enough juice to
power an average [Japanese]
home for a week.
The
battery 
will also include a system that will allow users to
monitor their electricity usage through their televisions
. Seems like a viable alternative to solar batteries and
fuel cells
, but I'm curious to know how a week of powering a Japanese home equates to powering a typical American home. Either way, the technology won't be available until sometime in
2011.
[
Gizmodo via
Physorg]
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