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Submitted by SJIND 137d ago | article

Apple's wind turbine technology uses heat, not rotational energy to generate electricity

Appleinsider: In a rare non-computing related patent filing discovered on Thursday, Apple proposes a wind turbine that generates electricity from converting heat energy rather than rotational energy created by the rotation of the unit's blades. (Apple, Hi-tech)

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kingPoS  +   137d ago
Color me impressed. Friction to energy, that's a nice idea they've got there.
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