>
> Is it safe to say that ultra-thin and flat cells like that one are able
> to provide higher currents relative to their size in general? I'm
> assuming that they would make for higher surface areas of the reactants,
> but that's just my intuition.


Pulse current yes.  This one used some special electrode treatments to get
more power than normal.  In the end, for total watt-hours, it all comes down
to what reactants you're using, and their mass.
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