Intel Demonstrates Wireless Electricity


	Intel Demonstrates Wireless Electricity

danrox77

9-27-2008 6:29 AM

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wireless, electricity, wrel, gadgets, technology, sci-fi

danrox77 says:

"While Intel hopes its WREL technology will cut the last link to the power cord, Rattner admitted the technology is at least five years from becoming a reality."

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12-30-2008 5:01 AM

balthazarus

This is an amazing breakthrough.

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