LG today announced the LG Wireless Charging Pad, a new accessory that can be used to wirelessly charge mobile devices, such as LG phones. It uses magnetic induction to charge properly-equipped devices that are placed in contact with the mat. The LG Wireless Charging Pad has a number of LED indicators to indicate charging status, and also provides haptic feedback when users place devices on the pad and remove them from it. The LG Wireless Charging Pad will go on sale in April for $69.99. (follow link to read)

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