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The eCoupled table demonstrated Fulton Technology's wireless power forays. The company makes a technology that transmits power via magnetic field and charges items from toys to phones simply by placing them above a charging pad. Last year, a similar vendor--Powercast--introduced consumers to wireless power at CES.
Photo credit: Lindsey Turrentine/CBS Interactive
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