Panasonic Chargepad Juice Wireless to mobile chargers, otherwise

By Zach honey posted 21st 2011 APR 12:06 PM we have seen many wireless charging solutions that employ inductive makes and other technologies, to calculate devices directly (heck, next car can have even your a Powermat in the console), but Panasonic's Chargepad may be the first such product calculate, well, other chargers, rather than gadgets themselves. At startup, the Chargepad only compatible with two models, the QE-PL101-W and QE-PL201-W, you can use, mobile phones, and other USB compatible devices on the go are juice. If you are an "early adopter", which happens, then you can expect life in Japan, between $110-130 (open pricing, depending on the battery capacity) to pay for the Chargepad and a mobile phone charger saves on 24 June when this hit, but we would like the company embed instead charge inductive components in its cameras and other devices can be found under.

Update: As a reader, the SegueToNowhere points out, the Chargepad has a Qi logo, which means that it should work with your favorite Qi devices.

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