WiTricity is demonstrating a wireless iMac charging station that would power devices in its immediate proximity, reports MacRumors.
Earlier this month the Wall Street Journal reported that Apple was experimenting with "a new way of charging" the 2012 iPhone. MacRumors has since uncovered a patent filing called "Wireless power utilization in a local computing environment." Published in May of this year the patent specifically details the same resonance technology and refers to the original paper published by the MIT researchers behind WiTricity.
Check out the video below in which WiTricity shows how magnetic resonance is used to power devices.
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Earlier this month the Wall Street Journal reported that Apple was experimenting with "a new way of charging" the 2012 iPhone. MacRumors has since uncovered a patent filing called "Wireless power utilization in a local computing environment." Published in May of this year the patent specifically details the same resonance technology and refers to the original paper published by the MIT researchers behind WiTricity.
Check out the video below in which WiTricity shows how magnetic resonance is used to power devices.
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