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GM for In-Car Wireless Cell Phone Charged in 2012
Posted on January 7, 2011 | Auto Info

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General Motors and Powermat (pioneer charging technology without cable) agreed to conduct commercial cooperation. The deal was announced yesterday at CES, Las Vegas.
GM established a new company with Powermat with an investment of USD 5 million. With the aim to accelerate technology development and support global business growth Powermat.
Powermat technology allows electronic devices such as smartphones, MP3 players and toys dicas batteries can be safely and efficiently in the car, as was said by the CEO Powermat, Ran Poliakine.
With this, the need for charging personal electronic perlengakapakan on vehicles made by GM, such as Chevrolet, Buick, GMC and Cadillac began in mid-2012, does not require a longer cable.
As quoted from carscoop, Micky Bly, GM’s lead electronics executive said, “Imagine a mat or shelf Nowhere Could you put your iPhone, your personal droid or other device and charge it automatically while you commute to work, run errands or as you’re driving on a family vacation. ”
“The Chevy Volt will of one of the first few applications, but We intend to expand it across our vehicle portfolio, ” Bly added. [kompas]
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