Charging system Powermat has hijacked my iPod Touch

Charging system Powermat has hijacked my iPod Touch

I had planned to write my review of the magnetic inductive load Powermat emphasizing innovation in technology and the lack of need for a product that costs a lot of money - 99, $ 99 for the carpet wired plus $ 40 for the charger -- to achieve the same goal of a single wire.

But then the Powermat captured my iPod Touch.

First, shoot straight: Powermat system is really cool. Does what it advertises and provides wire-less "pricing mechanisms that normally do not have the capacity: iPhone, iPod Touch, some BlackBerry models from RIM, and so on.

But the problem with the product would be evident from the drawing board: not responding to a need, and stands as a test of the product concept. Of course, wire-less "price is directed to look, but you buy a load of material (carpet that comes with wired card, plus device-specific" receptors ") for the contract price for a new smartphone to replace something that took a bit 'to understand before.

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