Multicrystalline silicon solar cells to become mainstream, say industry players
Although solar cells based on monocrystalline silicon deliver better performance than multicrystalline silicon, industry players believe that the latter should rise as the mainstream material for solar cells due to its lower cost. It is commonly agreed that monocrystalline silicon has a better power conversion rate than than that of multi-crystalline silicon solar cell by about 1% and this brings relatively higher average selling prices (ASPs).
More here at DigiTimes.
Dude, Second Life's getting a Dell store
- Ziff Davis axes Playstation Magazine
- Sun announces 1.2 TFlop rack server
- Nvidia gets game and how to get your significant other to play with you
- Microsoft rolls out six Windows patches
- Space mirrors could create Earth-like haven on Mars
- A ring of robots to fight fires
- PS3 has trouble with some older games
- Disappointing flash memory revenues could point to drop in iPod sales
- Microsoft muscles into the client security market
LG.Philips LCD to launch 19" and 22" widescreen LCD monitor panels in 1H 2007
- OSD introduces new PLED display
- Large-size LCD TV sales continue to boom in Q3
- Acer and Asustek have nearly 15% share of global notebook market in Q3 2006 - IDC
- Toshiba launches second-generation HD DVD players in Japan
- Taiwan gets 500 PS3 consoles for launch, U.S. PS3 allocation reduced again?
- Update: Microsoft announces Halo 3 beta
- Microsoft takes Office Live out of beta
- Pimp your desktop with a 40-core workstation
- Former HP chairwoman pleads not guilty
Sponsored
See more
Latest news
Miscellaneous Previous news
Partners
