I have seen wireless chargers before, such as the Powermat, Wildcharger, and the Energizer Inductive Charger.

The ElectroHub could change the game as it claims that it works with “virtually all electronic devices”. Apparently, you need ElectoHub batteries, that come in standard sizes like AA and AAA. You can also get a protective case working as a converter to charge a devices internal battery.

The ElectroHub will be on display at CES 2011 this year, and then be available in the first quarter of next year for about $39. That is pretty cheap compared to the competition.

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I’m not sure whether this is a leaked image or an actual release, but this is the O’car from Oxygen Audio.

As you can see, it is a car stereo that has a port designed just for the iPhone and can swivel in any angle. So now the iPhone is on your car. I suppose that we all saw this coming. After all, Guys in California put the iPad in a car, BMW seems ready for an in-car revolution, and Soundman also has one.

As you may have guessed, there will be apps for everything needed behind the wheel, and it will automatically dim audio programs for voice prompts if turn-by-turn directions or receiving phone calls is needed.

The O’car will debut at CES 2011, and then it will show up in the first quarter of 2011 for $299.

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