power without wires?
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power without wires?
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/08/18/technology/an-inventor-wants-one-less-wire-to-worry-about.html?pagewanted=all
no idea if this is just hype, or whether there is a real technology and product behind the buzz. disclaimer: i have spent no mental space looking into whether this might work.
no idea if this is just hype, or whether there is a real technology and product behind the buzz. disclaimer: i have spent no mental space looking into whether this might work.
MaxEntropy_Man- Posts : 14702
Join date : 2011-04-28
Re: power without wires?
I remember hearing something along that line 10 years ago. Also, the Electric companies were trying to get into networking using their power lines to transport data like the phone lines. I even bought a package of adapters that plugs into outlets and connect the computers. I remember it did not work and something happened. That was a time when I was a Computer nerd of the highest order and was much feared at work bcz I would mess up with their computers.MaxEntropy_Man wrote:http://www.nytimes.com/2013/08/18/technology/an-inventor-wants-one-less-wire-to-worry-about.html?pagewanted=all
no idea if this is just hype, or whether there is a real technology and product behind the buzz. disclaimer: i have spent no mental space looking into whether this might work.
I am sure the gadget is lying in my house someplace...
Will wait to steal power from the air from my neighbors..
Marathadi-Saamiyaar- Posts : 17675
Join date : 2011-04-30
Age : 110
Re: power without wires?
The idea of power without wires is not new. Tesla tried it more than 100 years ago, "Tesla's Tower of Power" (http://www.damninteresting.com/teslas-tower-of-power/).
The real question ultimately is the economics.
Is it easier and cheaper to directly charge the battery of computer / calculator through wires coming from the electric outlet from the wall?
And how much more money will be needed, in addition to adding more parts and complexities to your computer / calculator, to charge the battery inside the computer / calculator without wires through a gadget which first changes electricity to ultrasonic waves at the electric outlet in the wall and then another gadget fitted inside the computer / calculator changes the ultrasonic waves into electricity for charging the battery inside the computer / calculator?
The real question ultimately is the economics.
Is it easier and cheaper to directly charge the battery of computer / calculator through wires coming from the electric outlet from the wall?
And how much more money will be needed, in addition to adding more parts and complexities to your computer / calculator, to charge the battery inside the computer / calculator without wires through a gadget which first changes electricity to ultrasonic waves at the electric outlet in the wall and then another gadget fitted inside the computer / calculator changes the ultrasonic waves into electricity for charging the battery inside the computer / calculator?
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