It was nearly a year ago that we discussed Best Buy’s Rocketfish branded wireless HDMI adapter. The prohibitively priced device offered users up to 30 feet of wireless 1080p video and surround sound audio. And although it wasn’t the only WirelessHD enabled HDMI extender of 2010, it’s feature set failed to set it apart from [...]
Ok, so we’re not talking about powering light bulbs, TV’s, or anything substantial, but the idea is still almost as cool as beaming power from space. It seems that the geniuses at RCA have refined a technique by which the minute amounts of energy carried by a 2.4GHz WiFi signal can be harnessed and stored [...]
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Tags: battery, power, RCA AirPower, Wireless Power 
3 Comments »So you’re finally ready to take the plunge. You’ve saved up enough cash to buy a “state of the art” big screen TV, cleared the perfect spot on your wall to mount it, and sent invitations to friends for it’s inaugural party. As you eagerly look forward to years of TV viewing bliss, you fail [...]
New TechClickers may not realize how excited wireless power news makes us. We were stoked even when the Wireless Power Consortium changed its logo! So needless to say, Sony’s announcement today that it’s sustainably sending 60W of power over 20 inches of empty air has the TechClicker office abuzz. Sony is using the relatively common magnetic resonance [...]
