Wireless Charging Pops Up Across CES

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Sonicare has been doing this for years! It's nothing new!

Fred Rally of WA 9:48PM January 15, 2009

it was factual and stimulated thought. i would love to see a rebuttal.

thank you for your non-biased reporting

paulG of CA 5:28PM January 12, 2009

The WildCharger pad can charge up to 5 devices, is >95% efficient (no matter how the device sits on the pad) and is cheaper for device mfgs to embed (no complex control circuitry or coils). Also, they're now being sold in Best Buy (Psyclone TouchCharge game controllers- Wii, Xbox, PS3) -- so they're safe and proven.

I bought a Blackberry skin online for my Curve and love it. This just seems like a more eco-friendly solution -- and who knows what the magnetic fields will do to you in the long run.

PaulG of CA 5:23PM January 12, 2009

What a great new technology. There are so many uses - home, office, travel!

Lauren of MI 9:43AM January 12, 2009

This is a great idea and will really eliminate the mess of cords from bb, phone, ipod, etc!

KBush of MI 11:13PM January 11, 2009

What a fantastic idea! I can;t wait to get one for our family

carrie h of MI 8:01PM January 11, 2009

This is pretty sweet. I hate having to unplug one thing to plug in something else, no more trying to find outlet space. I will probably get this when it comes out.

Thomas Kopczynski of MI 5:13PM January 11, 2009

I'm excited about the PowerMat, it's such a fantastic concept and with 90% efficiency I can't wait to try it for myself. This could be the end of cord clutter and no more carrying multiple power cords everywhere that I go.

Amy M of MI 2:10PM January 11, 2009

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