CES 2010: No More Cable Bondage
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
This week at CES Unveiled, a company called Power Mat technologies created a lot of buzz around a product designed to charge mobile devices”wirelessly.” The company remains mum on the tech behind this innovation, calling it proprietary information. We can assume that it, like many new devices hitting the market, functions through magnetic induction…
Read my coverage on this tech gadget here at Suicide Girls!
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It seems like this product is geared toward the smartphone/expensive gadget user. I wonder if the company would be willing to release all kinds of charger sleeves for everyday flip-phones or will mobile phone/gadget makers just move to this new “standard” and make this product obsolete
The EU-sanctioned that the manufacturers should agree on a standard for mobile-phone-chargers, they did. micro-USB is the new standard.
Great article. Hope you had a great time at CES i must have missed alot of stuff because i didn’t see the PS3 motion controller and eye thing that some say they saw and some how missed some gaming stuff.
Also a bit disapointed i was not able to hug the lovely nixie while there. No worries i understand and we will see each other at E3
(hopefully)
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They should develop a new induction charging standard and have it as a feature built in to new devices, to remove the need for the “sleeve” with the receiving coil in it