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Electricity in the Air

popsci.com — The promise of chord-free power is explored by Popular Science contributor Kalee Thompson. As created by MIT researchers, wireless power would take the electricity that is already wired into your wall, and transmit it across the room wirelessly.

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  • onemadsquid, on 02/02/2008, -0/+1Okay, wow...the whole world's a critic. Let me refer you to a book Called "Naked Conversations" written by Robert Scobel & Shel Israel. It's a book about blogging and in it they describe the value of leaving the occasional error in your text. I noticed that I misspelled the word "cord" as I was typing but decided not to go back and fix it precisely because of that fact. At least I know that there are intelligent people reading my submissions, even if they are a bit arrogant.
  • bubbazanetti, on 01/30/2008, -0/+1I think CHORD-free power is taking things too far. I personally love it when I hear a barbershop quartet ringing a chord...sound just like heaven.

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