Airnergy charger: Electricity from WiFi

Posted in Wi-Fi by Conner Flynn on January 11th, 2010

The Airnergy Charger wants to fulfill your wildest gadget charging dreams, by harvesting electricity from Wi-Fi networks, and converting it into electricity with a high enough efficiency to actually make it practical. It was being demoed at CES, where it charged a BlackBerry from a 30% charge to full in roughly 90 minutes, using Wi-Fi as the power source.

All you need is a Wi-Fi network and you are good to go. RCA expects the USB charger to be available this summer for only $40. We can’t complain about that price. And who doesn’t want to get electricity from Wi-Fi?

We can’t wait for this one.

[Ohgizmo]

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2 Comments to “Airnergy charger: Electricity from WiFi”
  1. shaik mohamed Says:

    Since we are in the Energy Saving line of business we are very much interested Airnergy Charger and Wirless Charger. Kindly let us know where I can get this kind of Gadgests and its price.

    Shaik

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