[Galaxy S III Accessories] sircodyatl:
Of course they wouldn't name phones, But they way that this kind of business works is, If you bring something into your company that can and will brand you or make you a common household name, like Q-tip or A Saw Zall....and you are competing in this kind of a business and you do realize that this is just like the VHS tape vers the Beta, BluRay vers HD DVD, they are/were fighting for the standard. BluRay won that one because of one HUGE company used that format/disc to put their product on, Movies, Disney is the company. Common sense says and explains why they delayed the chargers in the first place. They had then ready but decided to go the other way in Induction so it would be dumb business to release just a few amount of battery doors that were already made and then change the whole system. that's common sense..Like my new Wrangler, cost over $35,000.00 toy, it has a Harman Kardon Infotainment system in it that can do 8 things at once like DVD,CD,Sat Radio.Sat TV, Hard drive, and voice recognition. well it being a top off, doors off kind of vehicle that would interfere with the mics that are listening to your commands. so business decision was to not include mics and that would would take a couple options away but owners would be bringing the jeep in because of unit not hearing them etc etc and that would be a cost and then look bad on the company. Of course it's there just like it is in the $75,000.00 Grand Cherokee..exact system, differnet options...GC's cost is $1500.0 with all extars while wrangler's cost is $2500.00 and it does less...same exact unit....so figure it out.....No they would do one phone with Qi and then do new one.....did you even read it....they have been working on it for a while and Samsung has been on it for 6 YEARS.....do more research to inform yourself....I have been in this tech, business wise, with my business i own in Atlanta for 8 years now...there are more reports out there for you to learn more what's going on....this technology is over 100 years old and not a trial test product....Verizon has what that demanded to be on their's for their profits....Look up Fulton, eCoulped etc...they have cereal boxes etc that while they sit on the store shelf, they light up and blink like a billboard or the Strip in Vegas......wow, I'm too tired to teach...sorry....good luck, and we are ready for them...lol

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And aren't each one of those many threads about the same thing, Induction Charging??? why are there several of them on the same subject and I just let 2 of them know so my buds would spread the word and I get that????

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1.Specification is a title for the standard, it isn't something that has to be designed and then built. So it takes a few mins to type the name and send it out .

2. what accessories do you see now, none, that's why everybody is doing Mods.....and the first brand that would come to your mind would prob be the biggest one that has been doing it for a while, POWERMAT, Duracell/PowerMat.....guess what, they are a memeber and working with Samsung. Powermat isn't Qi......so go to the two groups and look at the companies that are members on each ...don't count the total of members making you think the highest member group wins, Look at how BIG the company is in those groups.....guess what, The companies that have been putting this technology in their work trucks/vans, furniture and counter tops etc for many years now, Are members of the one that Samsung decided to move to........Come on....this all falls together if you know the history of these companies and what they have been working on behind closed doors....I've followed this for a while and have dished out way too much money for products/samples they have had for sale for a while...

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LEGGETT & PLATT ANNOUNCES DEVELOPMENT OF INNOVATIVE USES

FOR WIRELESS TECHNOLOGY

Company Pioneering Development for eCoupled Technology

CARTHAGE, MO, March 11, 2008 – FORTUNE 500 diversified manufacturer Leggett &

Platt, Incorporated today announced it has entered into a partnership with Fulton Innovation

to develop applications for Fulton’s eCoupled technology. Leggett plans to pioneer a variety

of consumer and commercial products using Fulton’s wireless power technology.

Leggett’s first application of the technology debuted at the 2008 Work Truck Show in

February. The Leggett & Platt Commercial Vehicle Products group showcased eCoupled

technology that was integrated into interior shelving systems, rugged docking stations and

vehicle mounts of commercial vehicles such as work trucks, emergency response vehicles

and vans. Out of nearly 80 new product introductions at the Work Truck Show, Leggett

received the New Product Innovation award.

“Leggett’s use of wireless power technology demonstrates our commitment to develop

innovative products through the use of new and advanced technologies with applications

across many markets,” said David S. Haffner, Leggett & Platt President and Chief Executive

Officer.

Leggett identified eCoupled technology for potential applications when it was unveiled by

Fulton Innovation at the Consumer Electronics Show in 2007. Within ten months, Leggett

had entered into its agreement with Fulton Innovation and developed the first working

prototype, which was unveiled at the 2008 Work Truck Show. Leggett anticipates its

commercial and emergency vehicle products equipped with eCoupled technology will be in

the market by early 2009.

Leggett’s partnership with Fulton Innovation allows it to extend the use of eCoupled

technology across multiple markets including retail store fixtures and point-of-purchase

displays; commercial/industrial storage, shelving systems, work surfaces and food service

preparation equipment; specialized commercial and emergency response vehicle power

delivery applications; residential and bedroom furniture; and mattresses, mattress support

and bedroom furniture.

How eCoupled Technology Works

Fulton Innovation’s eCoupled technology is wireless power that uses an inductively coupled

circuit to transfer power from surfaces to eCoupled-compatible devices. Secondary coils

strategically placed in the surface areas adapt eCoupled technology’s operation to match the

needs of the devices it powers.

The eCoupled surface communicates with devices to determine not only its power needs, but

also battery life and charging lifecycles. This two-way communication keeps devices running

at peak efficiency.

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Once placed on an eCoupled-enabled surface, devices charge at a rate comparable to

traditional power sources. Additionally, eCoupled technology can charge multiple devices

regardless of varying voltage requirements.

In terms of energy costs, eCoupled wireless power maximizes energy transfer efficiency at

nearly 98 percent. This rate of efficiency makes eCoupled technology comparable to

traditional hardwired power sources.

“At Leggett, we embrace new technology like eCoupled as an opportunity to grow in today’s

competitive global market,” said Vincent Lyons, Leggett’s Vice President of Engineering and

Product Development and President of the Machinery and Technology Group. “The

versatility of eCoupled technology offers Leggett the potential for new product development

across multiple company sectors.”

COMPANY DESCRIPTION: Leggett & Platt (NYSE: LEG) is a FORTUNE 500 diversified

manufacturer that conceives, designs and produces a broad variety of engineered

components and products that can be found in virtually every home, office, retail store, and

automobile. The company serves a broad suite of customers that comprise a “Who’s Who” of

U.S. manufacturers and retailers. The 125-year-old firm’s continuing operations are

composed of 22 business units, 24,000 employee-partners, and more than 250 facilities

located in 20 countries.

Leggett & Platt is North America’s leading independent manufacturer of: a) components for

residential furniture and bedding; b) retail store fixtures and point of purchase displays; c)

components for office furniture; d) drawn steel wire; e) automotive seat support and lumbar

systems; f) carpet underlay; g) adjustable beds; and h) bedding industry machinery for wire

forming, sewing and quilting.

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Mar 28, 2005 - Like MIT, eCoupled uses paired coils to transmit power, though over much shorter distances. A year ago, Fulton Innovations demonstrated pads and car cups ...

Why can i google this to get answers for you but yet you are saying I am wrong and that this will be a while...LOL.....Do you work in this field, know a close person involved in it? Well I am all of the above and to be Fair and to try and say someone is wrong on a subject that you have very little knowledge of, even tho a simple google would give you a little idea of what is old and not just a idea. And you have no idea who i am or what experience or what Company I own to give you grounds to call me out on this. I'm not trying to be mean, it's just for example, I visited one of the Jeep forums a day or two ago. The title was Changing out a Steering wheel on a 2009 wrangler for the newer 2012 steering wheel...you go to these to learn ask questions and get help, but instead, someone had to come in and make a remark that they didn't like the steering wheel and that it was too fancy/luxury car like for the wrangler with all the hands free buttons and switches on the wheel.......really, why waste time doing that....it's not an opinion room about installing it, it's a how to or where do i get the parts.....Same here....I had some facts that many in the business world have been wondering what and how samsung was going to do with this, by reading all their movements etc and when this article, which is being reported everywhere, because this is a way for Samsung to make a leak i guess you can call it, that they are soon going to have the battery doors/charger system available.....they so called Press Release to make this known....And when the door wasn't out yet in October I contacted their offices and made it clear that i need to know now if the phone that i bought for that option they stated it had so i could configure it into my existing setups, is still planned or is it being killed off and if it is then i need them to buy this phone back.....get it?