Here comes a super thin emergency charger for your iPhone and iPod Touch which you can easily bring along anywhere you go. The card-type charger measures only 1cm in thickness and it’s only slightly larger than a standard name card, which you should be able to slide it into your wallet or pocket.
The ultra-slim emergency charger gives your iPhone or iPod the required 1200mAh juice to recharge the iPhone or iPod via the standard USB mini 5-pin port. Features are as follows:
- Ultra Slim, just 1 CM thick.
- Emergency power supply for iPod classic, iPod Nano & iPhone 2G & 3G
- Built-in LED indicator for rejuicing
- ON/OFF switch
- No Bulky dock connector outside.
- Re-Charging by Standard USB mini 5 pin from your PC or from any A/C Adaptor (included).
- Supply instant charging for your favorite iPod or iPhone when it runs out of power.
- Emergency power supply for iPod classic, iPod Nano & iPhone 2G & 3G
- Built-in LED indicator for rejuicing
- ON/OFF switch
- No Bulky dock connector outside.
- Re-Charging by Standard USB mini 5 pin from your PC or from any A/C Adaptor (included).
- Supply instant charging for your favorite iPod or iPhone when it runs out of power.
August 8th, 2009 at 4:39 pm
This is a pretty cool device. I love it!
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