"You claimed 7,000 members in your original post."
Yet another sheer fabrication, just like JOGMEC trying to sell Lynas debt last year, lol.
Check any global stats on battery sales, NiMH has maintained volumes extremely well, partly due to longevity compared to Li-I. For that reason, plus the failure to advance Li-I significantly, companies like BASF are investing in NiMH, now free of patent restraints.
These stats actually suggest NiMH has held market share far better than Li-I: http://www.baj.or.jp/e/statistics/06.html
Notice you very rarely reference, simply present your opinion as factual, why don't you find some data to demonstrate your opinion re NiMH demise?
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