It was Sony who introduced the Lithium-ion battery back in 1990, and it could be Sony that creates the next generation battery tech as well. The company has been working on a Sulfur-based battery that lasts 40% longer than the ones we have now. If everything goes well, Sony could have these new batteries mass produced and in commercial products within the next 5 years.
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