Himfr.com reports A symbol of life energy Qi, Nokia into wireless charging Union
Beijing September 30, 2009 Wireless Rechargeable Alliance (Alliance) announced the world's largest mobile phone maker Nokia has joined the alliance.
Wireless charging Union was established in December 17, 2008, its mission is to create and promote the widespread adoption of the market with all the rechargeable electronic equipment is compatible with international standards for wireless charging Qi. Existing members include ConvenientPower, Duracell, Hosiden, Fulton Innovation, Leggett & Platt, National Semiconductor, Nokia, Olympus, Philips, Samsung, Sanyo Electric, Shenzhen Sangfei, ST-Ericsson and Texas Instruments.
Wireless charging Menno Treffers President of the Union, said: "Nokia, the world's largest mobile phone manufacturers and a leader in the field of mobile communications will create new space for development alliance, significantly increased the Qi of the potential market for wireless charging standard momentum."
"Wireless charging technology with enormous potential to enhance the consumer experience in the battery charging." Nokia's director of research and development equipment, Markku Verkama said, "Consumers expect mobile devices, has a good ease of use and versatility. By joining the wireless charging Union, Nokia continues to support open standards to meet consumer's expectations. wireless charging Alliance is the first time in a number of leading companies in joint efforts to promote the use of wireless charging technology of the organization. "
Mr. Treffers the Alliance commissioned a consumer survey shows that a universal standard for charging the wireless lifestyle needs of consumers ranked among the top 20%, more than 80% of the respondents believe they would charge for the wireless All the electronic devices, each charge will be using wireless charging. Alliance Qi common standard for electronic devices has opened up whole new areas of interoperability, so that users can more easily anytime, anywhere, and wireless charging.
