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Splashpower Ltd will unveil its products at the CEATEC consumer electronics show in Tokyo, Japan, taking place October 4-8, 2005. Demonstrating the scalability of Splashpower's patented Paraflux technology, this product range opens up the promise of wireless power to an ever greater range of applications. Splashpower's technology platform delivers interoperable and universal wireless charging, and is focused on solving the power dilemma for the latest power-hungry mobile devices.



The following products will be shown to the public:

Receiver modules: Receiver modules enable manufacturers to integrate wireless power capability directly into their mobile products. The thin receiver modules are customized to the shape, size and power requirements of the device.

Multi SplashPad: This flagship product lets users power multiple devices simultaneously simply by placing them on the pad surface. Mobile phones, PDAs, MP3 players and digital cameras can all be powered without the need to plug in to a charger, and in no extra time.

Single SplashPad: This product will power one device at a time and is universal so will work with a range of different devices. It is slim, light and portable, and serves as a perfect entry point for OEMs who want to provide a complete solution right out of the box to consumers.

Mobile Accessories: These add-on accessories enable existing mobile devices to be powered by a SplashPad. A range of accessories for popular devices such as NTT DoCoMo's FOMA 3G phones and the Apple iPod will be demonstrated at the show.

"Our focus is on humanizing technology. The new generation of consumers are looking for a richer experience but with less complexity. They care about design and lifestyle. Technology is like cosmetics ¡X the less visible, the better. This product debut at CEATEC is our first step towards delivering this promise," said Lily Cheng, co-founder and CEO. "Currently the industry is focusing on improving battery chemistries and device power consumption to combat decreasing battery life, but charging is an essential part of the power equation and needs to be considered as part of the solution."



Paraflux technology uses inductive coupling as a means of power transfer. Electromagnetic induction is a technology that is currently employed in a wide range of applications. Applications which currently used induction for power transfer include powering electric vehicles, recharging electric toothbrushes and powering smart-tags and security tags. The Splashpower solution overcomes previously unresolved issues in the development of inductive technology to allow users to power or charge a selection of gadgets all at the same time.



Already Splashpower has signed a number of leading mobile phone and camera companies in early access agreements. Working with these manufacturers, Splashpower will remove the last wire in mobile devices ¡X the power cord ¡X enabling truly wireless devices.