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Juliette Brennan
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17 September, 12:51
How have batteries gotten better over time?
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Saniya Myers
17 September, 13:08
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They have decreased in size dramatically, they don't die as fast as they used to, and you can now use them for way more things!
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Kenny Christian
17 September, 13:09
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The size has gotten smaller, they last longer, easier to carry around, safer, etc
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