Samsung’s new TV remote uses radio waves from your router to stay charged
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Re: Samsung’s new TV remote uses radio waves from your router to stay charged
#2Wish there were details on how much energy can be captured this way. Since it also charges via solar, it would be difficult for a customer to tell if this new technology makes any meaningful difference, or whether it's just included as a marketing gimmick.
Are there any other sources that provide more details?
Re: Samsung’s new TV remote uses radio waves from your router to stay charged
#3Wish there were details on how much energy can be captured this way. Since it also charges via solar, it would be difficult for a customer to tell if this new technology makes any meaningful difference, or whether it's just included as a marketing gimmick. Are there any other sources that provide more details?
The picture of the back of the remote tells a thousand words.
Re: Samsung’s new TV remote uses radio waves from your router to stay charged
#4Wish there were details on how much energy can be captured this way. Since it also charges via solar, it would be difficult for a customer to tell if this new technology makes any meaningful difference, or whether it's just included as a marketing gimmick. Are there any other sources that provide more details?
The picture of the back of the remote tells a thousand words.
Which picture? Or do you just mean the fact that they still have the solar panels?