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New gadgets are starting to come off the assembly line faster than they can be acknowledged. This gadget however is a breakthrough. The people from WildCharge came up with a very interesting and useful device. They call it the Wild Charger. It is a pad that you can place various gadgets on to charge.This device works on the basic principal that if two conductive objects meet, current can pass through them. No wires, no untangling, no mess. In order to do this your gadget has to be outfitted with the WildCharger hardware.The hardware basically consists of a backing you put on the device that has contact pads on it. After that you just set it on the conductive pad and let it charge. With adapters for many devices this is a good buy for any techie. Check it out here. |
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March 30th, 2008
i do not think this way of charging is safe because almost every devise has memory/hdd
hdd uses magnetic energe to write data on the disk and this Gadget Chargerdevise uses magnetic
energe to i do not recomand such devises
sorry for bad sperling
March 30th, 2008
I love this pad idea for charging gadgets (wish I had one). I don’t think any gadgets would have any problems with this since it is not charging using inductive coupling it just allows for new contacts on the back of your device to mate with the power strips on the pad. This would be the same as you plugging your iPod into the charger and then allowing the power cord to lay across the back of the device.
March 30th, 2008
I’ve seen many of these types of devices.
It’s nice to see one for so cheap.
Probably wouldn’t be difficult to do a little modification to make this charge pretty much anything that can charge via USB, like the Razor does.
March 30th, 2008
Come to think of it, I may just make one of these myself.
March 31st, 2008
Wireless Gadget Charger…
[Source: Hacked Gadgets - DIY Tech Blog] quoted: I love this pad idea for charging gadgets (wish I had one). I don’t think any gadgets would have any problems with this since it is not charging using inductive coupling it just allows for new cont…
March 31st, 2008
I have seen these ideas for about 10 years now–and they always say “Coming soon!”
I will believe it when I have it in my hands.
April 1st, 2008
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April 1st, 2008
Induction charging and induction principles of electricity are gaining ground, but I think people who really tinker with it will be the ones who push to into the mainstream permanently. Tesla had it right all along, it just took a wider minded world to accept the concept.
April 2nd, 2008
As Alan Parekh said, this doesn’t use induction, you attach a pad with contacts to your device and lay it on the charger which also has exposed contacts. So I don’t think it is completely accurate to call it wireless charging. I hope they have some sort of safety features in case someone puts their keys or something on it.
January 2nd, 2009
The only problem I have with this is the fact that I often will use objects while they are charging…
April 28th, 2009
hey
where can i buy, i live in Sydney, Au
pls tell me tks
April 28th, 2009
Hi Tony,
I would send the company a quick email to see who the dealers are in your neck of the woods are.
http://www.wildcharge.com/index.cfm?
December 21st, 2009
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October 22nd, 2010
Man, Nikola Tesla was doing this over a century ago. If he would have shared his information, the “internet” would have already been around. The advent of the radio made people run there because they believed that his project was already discovered. They stopped funding him.