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In the interview Mr. Lifton discusses:

-- The differences between the alkaline based fuel cells produced by Medis versus fuel cells based around a proton-exchange membrane (PEM)

-- The company's agreements with distributor Kensington/Acco to get its products into Circuit City (NYSE:CC), Wal-Mart (NYSE:WMT) and Office Max (NYSE:OMX).

-- Collaborating with mobile operators including one with more than 50 million subscribers.

-- Penetrating the military segment by partnering with defense giant General Dynamics (NYSE:GD).

-- Other fuel cell applications the company may pursue.

About Medis Technologies Ltd

Medis Technologies Ltd. (Nasdaq:MDTL) was established in 1992 in order to exploit new technologies for civilian applications stemming from aerospace and military products. It was formed as a joint venture with Israel Aircraft Industries Ltd., Israeli's leading aerospace company and developer of its most advanced aerospace and military technologies. Medis' current efforts are focused on the advanced development, manufacturing, marketing and distribution of fuel cell products. The disposable Power Pack is a portable auxiliary power source that operates and charges portable electronic devices, such as cell phones, digital cameras, PDAs, MP3 players and other devices with similar power requirements.

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