A while ago I mentioned to keep an eye on Thomson Power and now it is confirmed they are using Electrovaya cells in a third party's battery pack. Go to Thomson power on facebook and scroll down to May 10 you will see they are using electrovaya's cells in EAS power's packs. Scroll further to Jan. 17 you will see an agreement with EAS to develop a battery pack system. On May 30 there is an MOU to explore work on a battery in the future with another company. Also on their website they state coming soon new battery packs lithium-ion ceramic with 6000-9000 cycles.   http://www.thomsonpower.com/