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The Swedish furniture company Ikea wants to offer furniture with which mobile phones and other electronic devices can be charged wirelessly. By means of the Qi technology for wireless power transfer should in future devices will be automatically charged as soon as they are placed on or in the vicinity of the furniture, Ikea said. The “new innovative solutions” would “make life at home easier,” said Ikea Representative Jeanette Skjelmose.

Surveys were aware of the customer tangling hate and fear were that their battery will empty or they do not find her charger, explained Skjelmose. In contrast, the new Home Spot series of a furniture maker should help. The desks, side tables and lamps with the Charge will reportedly appear in the shops in April in Europe and North America.

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