The Palm Pre phone and showed the world how great may be the wireless charges, and did so in 2009. Many of today's smartphones can be recharged wirelessly, except for some models, but what really draws attention to this type of load is that it is made by ultrabook, and the idea has been Intel .
It seems that Intel could begin to develop its own technology for wireless charging smartphones by ultrabooks, which undoubtedly sounds great, but otherwise there may be some drawbacks in this regard. First of all, it is likely that the smartphone needs to be Intel architecture, and currently the only mobile phone developed by Intel is the San Diego, that truth is not bad, but the idea can not convince companies also manufacture laptops and smartphones with ARM processors, such as Lenovo and Asus.
Another reason why we may not see this come to light, is due to the high cost of development. Companies like Sharp and Samsung are already working on their projects, but the expenses are not allowed to move forward apace.
If the rumors come true, Intel would be introduced this new charging technology in mid-2013.
