During our visit to CES 2009 we saw the PowerMat. This was the first time I saw wireless charging done simple. Now Duracell is entering the market with a similar product called the myGrid SmartPower and it looks to be a little easier than that PowerMat. What we saw of the PowerMat was that you needed to attach a sleeve to your gadget in order for the wireless charging to initiate. From the looks of this picture it seems that the connection between your gadget and the mat is a much smaller attachment that isn’t going weigh things down as much. I like that schematic better but I am not so sure I want anything attached to my phone or gadget during the course of my day. No word yet on price but it will ship sometime in October.
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