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blog.wired.com - 8/22/2008

Intel Demonstrates Wireless Power Technology

— blog.wired.com — I have been waiting for this for years: Wireless battery chargers. It'd make life so much easier. Thankfully, Intel demonstrated its progress on this technology at its developer forum Thursday. Intel's wireless power technology involves a ... (more) Intel Demonstrates Wireless Power Technology

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slashgear.com - 8/22/2008

Intel shows off Wireless Power Tech at IDF

— slashgear.com — Intel demonstrated a technology it has been working on for quite some time yesterday at IDF. It’s a wireless power technology that could point to such nifty things as wireless battery chargers in the semi-near future. The demonstration ... (more) Intel shows off Wireless Power Tech at IDF

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Gadget Venue — ... creating two metal arrays that connect to an amp. With resonance the electricity is transferred making devices on the other end receive power. The test that Intel ran was running 60 watts of power which made a jump of 2 feet while retaining 75% efficiency. This is so far the best attempt at wireless electricity tests. Although the technology is not ready yet, it certainly is a step in the right direction and one I welcome as I am fed up of the site of cables Via: Geeky-Gadgets ...

Wireless Electricity to Charge your Gadgets
Gadget Venue — ... creating two metal arrays that connect to an amp. With resonance the electricity is transferred making devices on the other end receive power. The test that Intel ran was running 60 watts of power which made a jump of 2 feet while retaining 75% efficiency. This is so far the best attempt at wireless electricity tests. Although the technology is not ready yet, it certainly is a step in the right direction and one I welcome as I am fed up of the site of cables Via: Geeky-Gadgets ...

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Coolest Gadgets — ... Coming in second place was Random Good Stuff with the Revolutionary Portable Power Device All you need to do is add water. The unique HydroPak water-activated cartridge system provides infinite shelf life and can generate enough power to recharge an average notebook computer. …. Pushed into third place was the entry from Geeky Gadgets, Intel’s new wireless power. Intel has ...