Apple awarded patent for magnetic power that could wirelessly energize keyboards & mice

Apple awarded patent for magnetic power that could wirelessly energize keyboards & mice
AppleInsider was first to discover that the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has officially granted Apple U.S. Patent No. 8,796,885, entitled "Combining Power from Multiple Resonance Magnetic Receivers in Resonance Magnetic Power System." The invention describes a system that would use wireless near-field magnetic resonance, or NFMR, to transmit power.


Apparently, it only took 100 years for Tesla's ideas to catch on. I'm referring to Nikolai Tesla, not the car.

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