Ecoupled Wireless Power

[sqhschief]

You mean Tesla cut the cord.

[markovip21101991]

I have got that filter from eSpring, it`s grat! ;)

[CR1MS0N1986]

Marconi used Tesla's patents!

[Potatofreak33]

I agree with that

[tamatama14]

less core = more cancer

[ajv1991]

why people always relate wireless technology with cancer =S without even knowing what they are talking about

[PatinOmaha]

I'm guessing that the EM field needs to be quite strong for this to work. There have been studies that claim that high energy EM fields have been known to cause health problems,

[USAsavagenation]

This allows you to put a laptop on it but at the same time charge your cell, ipod, and other electronics at the same time. Its only the beginning stages so only real thinkers understand the potential.

[USAsavagenation]

Are you really serious powercast doesn't have the potential this does but i think if they integrated powercast technology nothing could touch it.  i only have so many hands to make powercast use full and powercast only operates under a certain frequency which only allows certain electronics to be integrated.

[prototype9000]

people need to stop spreading lies about marconi

[fordgt1000]

tesla = modern world

marconi = disc jockey

jp.morgan = retard

einstein = inbreeder

[seneca67]

This is a very very well produced video. Good stuff. ty very much.

[tekkenking187]

your video stated that Marconi cut the cord in fact it was Tesla that first developed the technology. It has been proven by the patents that he heald.

[DarkTemp0]

now this is nice, and everyone can actualy do something similar using a tesla coil or maybe any other high power resonant circuit at radio frequency (over 100Khz)

[robica18]

it is true Tesla was the man not marconi! marconi stealed it from tesla

[635574]

tis is history,check out powercasts @ trendpimp dot com in category gadgets(first page of it)

[danembraceddc]

I think Powercast is blowing this all away

[InternalVoice]

It was Tesla not Marconi!

[Torsdag77]

This is old news. It is used in all transformers, induction stoves, and a lot of other devices. It has a limited range and induces currents in all metals (heats them). Would probably kill your credit card. Not quite sure how they have solved the problem of the device inducing currents in the electronics of a cell phone.

Wouldn't want it in my living room. If a piece of metal falls onto the thing while charging something it might start a fire.

[CanOfSpam]

"it isnt magic its technolgy".

LOL, i bet they had to add that due to moron americans that belive Blain, Copperfield are gods!

[seneca67]

Can, and the peoples of your nation have produced what exactly? You comment is not helpful.

[pauloelifaz]

So, but we still have to lean the device with the "energy" source, right?! Or there´s a way to, for example, charge my cell phone inside my pocket without touching anything?

[danembraceddc]

stand on some carpet and shuffle really fast =)

[skinanbones08]

Hmmm, excuse my ignorance. I was just wondering how concentrated it was. I mean, I know it's everywhere but a concentrated amount of anything can be harmful. Thanks for the info!

[tru7hs]

e-mag energy is not harmful to fetal growth there is electro magnetic energy EVERYWHERE! light and radio waves are a form of electro magnetic energy. Oh and Nikola Tesla was the one who first invented the radio, no the other dude tesla was a genius

[skinanbones08]

The question is: is this practical for everyday use? How much power can be safely transfered without causing significant long-term damages? What about pregnant women? Transferring large amounts of electromagnetism through the air could be damaging to fetal growth. This movie leaves a lot of unanswered questions. It should explain things a little better.

[drgunsforhands]

The magnetic field only extends about an inch from the transmission source. Risk is pretty much non-existent.