Portable Emergency AA Battery Charge Extender for the Motorola DROID - uses Gomadic TipExchange Technology Review

If you are looking at this product as a portable charger for you Droid look elsewhere.What this product does, (and how it is described) is extend the charge of your phone when your charge level gets low.It will not recharge your phone.When you unplug your phone after several hours of use beyond what you would normally have gotten without the extender, the charge level will be close to or at the same level as when you plugged it in.It will not be at a higher charge leve.

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Whether youre an international executive or an ultra marathoner; this lightweight power solution is the perfect embodiment of minimalist mobility; offering nomads the ability to truly break the chains that bind them to their workstations. Compatible with Gomadics revolutionary TipExchange Technology that enables utility with hundreds of mobile devices; the Cavalry Pack is a necessary component to the toolbox of any truly prepared professional.In addition; this product; like all Gomadic products; is backed by a lifetime warranty.

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iGo Stowaway Ultra-Slim Bluetooth Keyboard for PDAs and Handhelds Review

This is my third keyboard that I've purchased for my PDA (Axim X50v) and I'm thrilled with the quality and performance of this keyboard.I highly recommend this product to anyone considering a keyboard.

I first bought a Belkin IR keyboard from Office Dept and it sucked.It felt cheap.The keys were poorly spaced and I couldn't get it to work with my Axim X50v.But in reality the biggest problem was the cheapness of the keyboard.I paid $60 for the keyboard and felt that I should have paid $20.Piece of crap.Decided to return it within 5 minutes of opening the box.

The second keyboard I bought was the "Dell Axim X50V Portable / Foldable / Full Size Bluetooth Keyboard" from Suntekstore / Amazon.This keyboard sucked for several reasons.First off, while it may have number keys (unlike this keyboard) the keys are all undersized so I couldn't type with them.Not a good start.Second problem is that the keyboard was made for cell phones, NOT PDA's!I couldn't put my Axim on the stand without it falling over or leaning at an unacceptable level toward the ceiling.Total crap.And the third problem was that I couldn't get it to connect to my PDA.I'm sure i could've figured out the third problem but the keyboard sucked so bad I made the decision to return it after an hour of opening the box.

Then I ordered the Think Outside keyboard...

This keyboard is head over heals better than the other keyboards that I just mentioned.The keys feel nice and they are well spaced.Opening the unit was a little stiff at first, but now slides open and closed easily with a satisfying "click" at either end of the process.The Axim fits PERFECTLY into the cradle that is built into the unit (I use the Axim in landscape position).I was also able to get this keyboard to work in about 30 minutes.Not plug and play, but reasonable.The keyboard sacrificed the number keys to make room for the larger key spacing, but I haven't found that it's a problem to type numbers by holding down the function keys.The best thing about this keyboard however is the quality.I paid $90 for it and I'd do it again in a second.

BTW, for those of you who are trying to figure out if the extra money for bluetooth is worth it, it is!I keep my PDA in its cradle by my computer charging when I'm at my desk.At any time I can flip open my keyboard and start typing notes without ever removing the PDA from its cradle.It's very convenient!

I've owned the keyboard for about a week and I'm very thrilled with the quality and performance it.It's a joy to use and easily doubles the usefulnexx of my PDA

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Product Description:
The Stowaway Bluetooth Keyboard is the perfect productivity companion to your smart phone, PDA, Tablet, Media Center PC or notebook &8211; almost any device that has Bluetooth supports this hot new product! With its genuine full-size 18 mm spacing between keys, the Stowaway Bluetooth Keyboard allows you to quickly type email, memos, or surf the web in optimum comfort. The sleek, award winning, patented folding design is featured in the Design Collection at Museum of Modern Art in New York.Its unique design allows it to easily fit in a pocket or purse, so you can take it everywhere, yet opens to a full size keyboard when you need it. A lap-lock is included that allows the keyboard to be used on a lap &8211; perfect for airports and other tight spaces! Symbols, and international characters are also supported making this the perfect on-the-go keyboard!Compatible with Pocket PC devices with integrated BluetoothiPAQ1945, 2215, 4155, 4355, 5100, 5150, 5450, 5455, 5550 and 5555 series models; Dell Axim x3 series models; Any Pocket PC devices with a Socket Bluetooth SD or CF card.

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Igo Everywhere 15 Notebook Power Adapter with Igo Dualpower Accessory Review

The iGo system is designed to allow you to charge or power devices with different power requirements using the same charger and to eliminate the need to configure the charger by using quick-connect tips which inherently configure the voltage and current.

The iGo everywherepower15 is a power adapter which allows you to charge or power multiple low-powered mobile devices (such as mobile telephones, PDAs, digital cameras and MP3 players) just by changing the tip. The everywherepower15 includes multiple connection cords which will allow you to charge or power the devices in a car, on an airplane or from a wall outlet. It also comes with the iGo dualpower15, so that you can charge or power two devices simultaneously.

This iGo device offers the following benefits:

Replaces a lost or broken charger
Powers devices in various locations (home, office, airports, hotels, cars, airplanes)
Powers multiple devices with appropriate tips
Powers up to two devices simultaneously
No need to manually configure voltage
No need for multiple chargers
No need for future AC/DC chargers

Question: What are the specifications?

Answer: The specifications are as follows: Max Output: 15 Watts
Input Type: AC adapter, DC adapter
AC Input: 100 to 240 VAC, 1.5A, 47/63 Hz
DC Input: 11.5 to 30 VDC, 3.0A Max
Main Output: 3-10 VDC, 15W Max continuous power
Secondary Output: 19 VDC, 15W Max continuous power
Standard AC Input Cable: 5'
Auto/Air DC Input Cable: 3'
Power Output Cable: 3'
Power Supply Weight: 6 oz.
Power Supply Dimensions: .867" x 3.178" x 2.08"
22.02 x 80.72 x 52.90 mm
Included: dualpower15 cable, dual auto/air input cable, standard AC input cable, power output cable, carrying case, user's manual

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Igo Tip A32 Supports Motorola Phones (mini USB) Review

I use both the igo 7500 ( a little old now) and the igo everywhere 15 whenever I travel.

I use primarily the igo 7500 with the extra charge thing to charge my cell phones, digital cameras, video cameras, etc and my laptop. It takes up a lot less space and a lot less wires to have everything in one little convenient bag.

This tip works on both the igo everywhere 15 and the igo 7500 as well as the new igo chargers. This has worked in several different motorola phones and I primarily use it on a razr.

Check igo.com for the correct tip for your phone.

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For use with the iGo powerXtender (sold separately), this power tip fits a range of Motorola phones, including A1200, A668, A70, A732, A780, C305, C362, C363, E610, E615, E680, E680i, E685, ic402, ic502, KRZR K1m, L2, L6, M300, MotorolaQ, PEBL, RAZR V3, RAZR V3 BLK, RAZR V3c, RAZR V3i, RAZR V3i DG, RAZR V3m, RAZR V3x, RIZR Z3, ROKR E2, SLVR L7, V190, V191, V195, V197, V235, V320, V323, V325, V360, V361, V365, V660 and W315.

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iGo Power Tip for Original Amazon Kindle, most Sprint Phones Review

iGo sells power chargers and also small connectors (called "tips") that connect the chargers to specific electronic devices.The chargers and the tips are sold separately.The idea is that instead of carrying a separate charger for each device you own, you can carry one iGo charger plus connecting tips for your various devices.The Kindle tip listed here is not useful by itself - you also need an iGo charger.

I bought the Kindle tip with the iGo Everywhere Universal Wall Charger as a spare AC charger for my Kindle.

It works well.The pieces (charger, cable, tip, kindle) plug together snugly.

The main drawback is the combination of charger + retractable cable + tip is getting on for twice the size of the native Kindle charger.But the iGo charger can also be used for other devices.

Update February 9th 2009: The Kindle 2 was announced today! It has a new data+power socket using the Micro-USB standard.The tip described here is for the Kindle 1 and won't work with the Kindle 2.The corresponding tip for the Kindle 2 is the iGo Tip A97.

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IGO POWER TIP A00 SPRINT

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