Kyoto Protocol spurs race to develop fuel cells

Kyoto Protocol spurs race to develop fuel cells

TOKYO, Japan - Hitachi Ltd. is to unveil a mobile phone information terminal equipped with a cartridge-type fuel cell at its pavilion in the 2005 World Exposition beginning on March 25 in Aichi Prefecture.

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