Nokia is brining wireless charging to the masses with its next generation of Lumia phones.  Last month, the company unveiled several wireless chargers including the DT-900 Wireless Charging plate and DT-910 Wireless Charging Stand.  Today, both devices won FCC approval, just in time for the launch of Nokia’s Lumia 920 and 820 Windows Phone phones.

The DT-900 Wireless Charging Plate is pictured above and you can see the FCC filing for the device here.  Photos of the DT-910 were not released in FCC filings, but you can see label location photos and test reports for the DT-910 here.

Nokia’s wireless chargers support the Qi wireless standard, and can be used with any device that supports Qi.  The company will also release a wireless charging pillow called the Fatboy, but to our knowledge the Fatboy has not yet won FCC approval.