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2008-03-08
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#11
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Originally Posted by Rebski
It has a voltage converter, so you should divide the mah by 4 to determine how much power it will have.
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2008-03-08
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#12
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Yes, but that one doesn't come with the solar charger, and the powermonkey comes standard with 10 different tips that include Nokia, iPod, USB, mini USB, and several others. Plus it's waterproof, and has a lighted LCD screen that shows charging...
Plus I got mine on clearance for half price.
Plus I got mine on clearance for half price.
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2008-03-08
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#13
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Originally Posted by Inate00
I did notice and will consider. Please tell us how it works in let's say a month.
Yes, but that one doesn't come with the solar charger, and the powermonkey comes standard with 10 different tips that include Nokia, iPod, USB, mini USB, and several others. Plus it's waterproof, and has a lighted LCD screen that shows charging...
Plus I got mine on clearance for half price.
Thanks.
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2008-03-08
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I ran across this recently: http://www.usmodular.com
The PowerAid (dumb name) has a capacity of 3400mAh and it's only 13mm thick (according to the web page, or 6.5mm if you're looking at the pdf
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Froogle shows a bunch of companies selling 'em for around $31.
It's not obvious whether the USB cable is for recharging it or for powering devices with USB sockets (their marketing dept is obviously not very clued).
The main problem is, it doesn't seem to come with the mini Nokia tip, and I don't know if they offer additional tips (again, *****s in marketing).
The PowerAid (dumb name) has a capacity of 3400mAh and it's only 13mm thick (according to the web page, or 6.5mm if you're looking at the pdf
).Froogle shows a bunch of companies selling 'em for around $31.
It's not obvious whether the USB cable is for recharging it or for powering devices with USB sockets (their marketing dept is obviously not very clued).
The main problem is, it doesn't seem to come with the mini Nokia tip, and I don't know if they offer additional tips (again, *****s in marketing).
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2008-03-08
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#15
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Originally Posted by AbelMN
Will do......
I did notice and will consider. Please tell us how it works in let's say a month.
Thanks.