Intel demonstrated their new technology for wireless transmission of power which uses magnetic induction to transmit power without cables. It showed a power loss of only 25% when lighting a 60 W light bulb over a distance of two feet.
Intel researcher demonstrating wireless power technology (Photo: Mauricio Freitas)
Using induction for power transfer is an old idea, but if they can develop a practical implementation it is game-changing technology for the computer industry.
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