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Actually Tamia, the concept of this phone was unveiled at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas last month.

This phone is powered not by the standard lithium-ion battery wedged inside just about every phone or MP3 player sold today, but by a hydrogen-sipping fuel cell. Using it you can talk for twice as long as you could on a battery, not to mention fully recharge - refuel, to be more precise - in under 10 minutes flat.

The fuel cell itself is tiny. The first on earth to actually slip comfortably into a standard battery space.

In 2010, commercial products will be first launch, and it is expected that it will grow to tens and eventually hundreds of millions of units in the three to five years following.

Though the phone is not yet available, a lot of cellphone geeks are excited about this product even I myself.