Tesla who ? Intel with new tech "wireless power"

World_Groove, I like this story. It's good stuff. A safe range is 800 milligaus, by Who, though many are stating 1 to 2 milligaus is dangerous. I completed some EMF and ELF surveys for some schools around the lower mainland which hit the media in the last year. There is no clear indication of harm, though newborns and children should not be anywhere near overhead Hydro lines as a precaution. EMF is dangerous,  it is just at what level, as the force field can pass carcinogens in the air through your body.

EMF for Hydro lines and Cell phones are completely different as well. 

EMF for computer monitors though are safer from a viewing distance of two to three feet.  Try and set a meter near a photocopy machine, now there is a surprise for ya.

You should know EMF's are everywhere, buildings with faulty grounds, and neutral lines crossed or joined can emit really really high levels as well.  So it is not just computers.  For sake of argument the earth is one big EMF, though DC, where for Hydro Generation purposes here in North America is is AC which is the main point of contention.    Europe is on DC current and a lot of studies are from Europe where fear mongering is rampant, most likely by the Green Party, all have their agenda and disagree with each other, and fight tooth and nail on who is more accurate in their studies.

Scientists doing long term studies for the last 2 decades are inconclusive.

To calculate true EMF though, you need one that is omni directional x,y,z and then you need to calculate the root mean square calculations, to get a comprehensive reading, many untrained in using it, panic at high readings, when they are not looking at the big picture, and do not do the math. Telsa is just another form of measurement of Faradays Law. Milligaus is where it's at Baybeeeee!

Anyway, this is Cliff Clavin, Signing off, I got Breakfast to make, laundry and housework.

Don't worry about this new computer tech stuff. It still has to pass ULC and CSA requirements.

World_Groove, I like this story. It's good stuff.

There was a New Yorker article a few decades ago, The Annals of Radiation, which was about twenty pages long and went into a lot of details concerning the link between 60-hz emf and childhood lukemia ... the author's findings were systematically ignored, and now have pretty much faded off into obscurity ...

I did ask a friend of mine once, an electrical project engineer who's professional duties involved designing high-power industrial installations, what he thought of all this emf stuff. He replied that he didn't think it was a very good idea to live within half-a-mile of a high-power transmission line ...