Ditch those power leads
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Ditch those power leads
Interesting prospect coming out of the Intel Developers Conference
Wireless electricity, Intel demonstrated this by powering a 60w buln. This takes more power than the average Laptop. Just think of getting rid of all the clutter of those transformers filling your power sockets.
Intel cuts electric cords with wireless power system
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Interesting stuff, but I think we'll be long gone before it hits the shelves
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Interesting stuff, but I think we'll be long gone before it hits the shelves
Speak for yourself.

Very interesting nonetheless, good find.
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Someone leeching my electricity is all i want
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Gives a whole new meaning to fiddlibg the meter
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