Fujitsu has waited a day before the start of the CeBIT fair in Germany to give some hints about what we can see it in its stand. Tablet and a new focus on the world of enterprise security and, most strikingly, Fujitsu will display its new completely wireless. Released even the power cord. The miracle that makes this screen does not need the power cable is called SUPA (Smart Power Universal Access), and is a kind of magnetic induction setting high-power which the receiver is on the screen and the power supply remains integrated into the table or surface where it is placed.
If we want to integrate into the wall would use special panels. SUPA has been developed by the Fraunhofer Institute. To receive data with a wireless USB system with a range of up to 10 meters. On the commercial launch of this screen demonstration unit which has a diagonal of 22 inches, nothing is known also known as the design of it ...
for now. 
If we want to integrate into the wall would use special panels. SUPA has been developed by the Fraunhofer Institute. To receive data with a wireless USB system with a range of up to 10 meters. On the commercial launch of this screen demonstration unit which has a diagonal of 22 inches, nothing is known also known as the design of it ...
for now.
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