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Intel Presents Wireless Power: The End For Recharging Cords?

markstechnologynews.blogspot.c… — A presentation at yesterday's Intel Developer Forum (IDF) saw Intel demonstrate a captivating technology that has the potential to eliminate the need for power cords, chargers or batteries in our everyday lives, making us for once truly wireless. During the presentation, the chip maker wirelessly powered a 60 watt light globe from three feet away w

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  • RockBandit, on 08/22/2008, -0/+1Somewhere, Nikola Tesla is probably laughing and saying, "It took you guys this long????"
  • DatoeDakari, on 08/22/2008, -0/+1Finally, it's about time they get the ball rolling on this, hope it doesn't take another hundred years to make it widely available
  • markyannone, on 08/22/2008, -0/+1We'll see. There are health, communication, efficiency, and control elements to consider.

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