GOOD reports that a German company has received a patent for a road-to-car charging technology.
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Connectivity at CES
CES, the largest consumer technology trade show, has served as a showcase for hundreds of new devices, many of which heavily rely on wireless and inter-connectivity. At thee show’s opening keynote, Howard Stringer, CEO of Sony, announced that by 2011 ninty percent of Sony products will be able to connect to the internet and each other. The trend presented by dozens of manufactures at CES has been to introduce devices that reflect the growing reliance on wireless technologies, social networking and constant network accessibility.
Nokia is making a big push at this year’s show to present technology to collaborate and communicate [...]
January 9, 2009
Wireless Power at the CES
It doesn’t look like much, but the iPod in the photo above is being charged. Engadget reports from the 2009 Consumer Electronics show that wireless power in full operational effect and ready to be used. They show off some interesting examples of wireless power from Fulton Innovation – like a DVR box that fully charges its remote with a mere 10 seconds of contact. Also from Fulton is a innocent looking wooden drawer with tiny pinpoint charging areas laid out over it’s surface. Gadgets can be simply placed on top of the points, and will start powering up.
Engadget: “Fulton Innovation [...]
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