Getting tired with a lot of chargers, and dozzens of wires with large no. of plugs. IF
yes I am very confused to think how to solve the puzzels of wires (chargers) , but now I have a solution it is called chargepod. not ipod but chargepod. technically one can say junction for all the kind of chargers. also it is safe , there is no chance for short-circuits, and no need to take risk with your expensive technical devices like ipod, mobile phone, and digiCams etc.... Have a look for specifications.
Get rid of that spaghetti tangle of power cords
You have a process when you get home that usually involves disgorging the contents of your pockets or bag onto some flat surface and connect each electronic gadget to a long snaking cable. Those cables twist turn and loop around each other in a spaghetti tangle of wire. What a mess. Let's not even talk about how you had to get a specially built power-strip to handle all those giant transformers at the end.
And what happens if you go out of town? You have to untangle that bird's nest of wiring to retrieve that one cable. It's a disaster - one that some very smart engineers were only happy to tackle. They realized that they could consolidate up to six chargers into one compact and easily manageable device.
Hours of agonizing over industrial design finally paid off when they released the Chargepod. A flat disk of electronic organization, capable of charging up to six devices simultaneously. They chose the six most popular connectors to get you started, but you can purchase, a la carte, the chargers necessary to connect potentially thousands of devices to your Chargepod.
Take control of your charging station. Consolidate and organize!
Features:- Consolidate up to 6 chargers into one compact unit
- Chargers Included:
- Mini-USB connector for Blackberry, Motorola
- Full-sized USB port for anything that can charge via USB, including iPods
- Sony PSP, Sony Reader, Creative Labs and Kodak devices
- Samsung mobile phones
- Nokia mobile phones and Bluetooth Headsets
- Palm Treo, LifeDrive and Tungsten PDAs
