
Friday March 23, 2012. What’s twisting our antenna?
Apple is taking a huge technological leap forward this Leap Year, announcing the world’s first Inductive Charging System and Mounting System for iPad!
Check out the video from www.voltspot.com
As fuge fans of Tesla we have to wonder if this type of technology had been invented previously? Perhaps. 1896?
TESLA PATENT 568,178 METHOD OF REGULATING APPARATUS FOR PRODUCING CURRENTS OF HIGH FREQUENCY. http://www.teslauniverse.com/nikola-tesla-patents-568,178-regulating-high-frequency-currents
You know how the Obama administration is trying to do away with the standard incandescent lightbulb? Well, could the reason behind it be that Tesla found a way for Wi-Fi to work off a regular old lightbulb? Who could make a profit off of that? What cable or telecommunications company could regultate that? Apple? GE?
On August 4, 2011, the US Patent & Trademark Office published a patent application from Apple that reveals two specific concepts of an “Inductive Charging System” for use with iOS devices. The first patent had to do with using ear buds.
Any type of inductive charging system would likely mean having to buy more, new apple products to alleviate compatibility issues.
In another published patent application from Cupertino indicates the company is considering crafting portable computing devices out of glass. The app claims a “substantially seamless enclosure . . . extruded in its entirety with glass material” so that wireless signals can freely flow to and fro, along with a method for manufacturing such a device.
http://www.engadget.com/2012/03/22/apple-patent-application-for-gadgets-made-of-glass/
Whomever invents this amazing technology, Apple products are sure to take a bite out of the future.
Stay tuned and have a good day; one day it will be your last. God Bless.
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