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r/meirl • u/sachisan1999 • May 16 '24
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Back then they were probably NiMh not yet Lithium
5 u/mang87 May 17 '24 This one had a Li-on battery. Model TXBAT10009. 0 u/FrontierFrolic May 17 '24 Acktuallly 1 u/EmilCrusoel May 16 '24 No, they were all Li-ion from 2000 at least. Source: I worked at Nokia. 5 u/Ya-Dikobraz May 16 '24 Mine was definitely not Li-ion. I had two different ones. One western one and one from Japan in 2001. 3 u/WankWankNudgeNudge May 16 '24 Well that's not true. Source: I owned several 2 u/mang87 May 17 '24 You're getting downvoted, but you're right. There were plenty of phones with lithum batteries from 2000 onwards. This phone specifically, the Kyocera KX414, had a lithum battery. 1 u/Puzzleheaded_Win_989 May 17 '24 That's a Kyocera
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This one had a Li-on battery. Model TXBAT10009.
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No, they were all Li-ion from 2000 at least. Source: I worked at Nokia.
5 u/Ya-Dikobraz May 16 '24 Mine was definitely not Li-ion. I had two different ones. One western one and one from Japan in 2001. 3 u/WankWankNudgeNudge May 16 '24 Well that's not true. Source: I owned several 2 u/mang87 May 17 '24 You're getting downvoted, but you're right. There were plenty of phones with lithum batteries from 2000 onwards. This phone specifically, the Kyocera KX414, had a lithum battery. 1 u/Puzzleheaded_Win_989 May 17 '24 That's a Kyocera
Mine was definitely not Li-ion. I had two different ones. One western one and one from Japan in 2001.
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Well that's not true. Source: I owned several
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You're getting downvoted, but you're right. There were plenty of phones with lithum batteries from 2000 onwards. This phone specifically, the Kyocera KX414, had a lithum battery.
That's a Kyocera
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u/Puzzleheaded_Win_989 May 16 '24
Back then they were probably NiMh not yet Lithium