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  • DoCoMo R&D - Wireless Charger

    Every once in awhile we come across something from DoCoMo’s Yokoska R&D labs that really turns our head and this is a great example, Video Here. The company appears to be working on a wireless charger function for enabled handsets to ‘juice-up’ while away from the home station charger cradle. As the increase of power hungry on-board applications continue to push usage and drainage this would seem to be a logical pursuit that we forsee becoming future reality. Meanwhile, the just announced AquaFairy solution will have to do (?!?) for quick power charge while on the go.

    [No doubt we’ll link back to this post in the years to come as mainstream media picks up on the ‘news’ — Eds]

    We actually noticed that commercial is playing on late night TV recently and hope to see a prototype in action out at next weeks Wireless Japan trade-show!

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    Posted: 14 July 2006 | Filed: Japan Market, New Tech & Services | Feedback | Print |  add to twitter 
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