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# 40711 2-Sep-2009 15:14
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http://www.techamok.com/?pid=6845

Wireless electricity
Interesting little clip altho the idea has been mooted over many times for a long time.




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  # 252605 2-Sep-2009 15:20
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I posted about "wireless electricity" about one year ago. I saw a demo at Intel Developer Forum. That is one of my top posts in page views.

Also I saw during the CES 2007 a few products that allowed you to recharge your mobile and other devices by simply placing these on a mat. So nothing new there...

The thing is that all these solutions require new batteries - ones that "understand" this power.




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  # 252650 2-Sep-2009 16:33
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Cool... Tesla would be pleased.




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