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With the advent of new wireless charging technologies, homes, cars and offices cluttered with messy cords is quickly becoming a thing of the past. With all these emerging technological advances, it can be difficult to sift the wheat from the chaff. The list below provides eight of the most innovative designs that stand above the rest.
The Air Dock distinguishes itself from other wireless cell phone charging systems. Magnets inside the foam face firmly hold the cell phone in place. The dock also has a suction mount, enabling it to be placed anywhere there is a flat surface, making it an excellent traveling companion.
Henge Docks vertical wireless charger holds laptops just as it name describes: vertically. This unique design provides excellent space utility, ideal for desks where space is limited.
Laptops, smart phones and tablets aren’t the only technologies growing in the wireless charging industry. Video game companies like Sony have developed a wireless charger for their consoles' controllers.
What could be better than charging your mobile devices wirelessly? Having your charger double as a set of wireless speakers, of course. ZENS recently released qi charger also functions as a Bluetooth compatible speaker.
The PW100 wireless tablet charger is ASUS’s newest tablet charger. Its compact pyramid shape cradles tablets and offers sleek design.
Sometimes less is more. Nokia’s wireless charging plate offers a stylishly straightforward design. Its compact shape makes this Nokia charger an excellent travel companion.
ZENS has taken an interesting angle for the wireless car charger. This new model fits into most vehicles’ cup holders. Simply place the smartphone inside the mouth of the charger and off you go.
Energizer’s wireless Wii controller charger affords gamers a sleek alternative to bulky chargers. Its slender design also allows for easy transportation. A must have for gamers on the go.
Mitchell Reber writes for Air Dock. He writes for Fusion 360, an advertising agency in Utah. Find him on Google+
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