> By "remote" charging, to explain the fairly obvious, what is meant is that the device that is being charged is not physically in contact with the charger - not really a very abstruse concept to grasp.
"Obvious" and "not abstruse" unless you use a term that conjures a completely different image -- one of a charger in your living room charging a phone in your bedroom.
Inductive charging, meanwhile, is quite *ordinary*, not "extraordinary" in the least, even if you were totally unaware of the process.
>>>>>> Apple just either received or just applied for a patent on a wireless charging system...
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>>>>> A wireless charging system! That's in the realm of sci-fi!
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>>>> Sorry to disappoint you, but inductive, non-contact charging systems have been around for years, even if not FROM Apple.
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>>> Even if that be the case I shall find wireless remote charging quite extraordinary.
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>> Since YOU, and not anyone who was writing about inductive charging, brought up the concept of "remote" charging, what do You mean by that?
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