The
newest version of the Powerstick is a out today with a new twist, even if it is a bit obvious. The
Powerstick is a USB rechargeable alternate power source for cell phones,
cameras and
MP3 players. An internal Lithium Ion battery stores power from your USB port or USB wall adapter. The PowerStick comes with several adapters to allow you to plug your power hungry portable devices to recharge their tiny batteries. An easy to read LCD display on the front of the Powerstick shows current charge capacity. New to this model is the addition of 8GB of memory, so while you are using it as a memory stick you are also storing up charge.
Ecosol makes the PowerStick 8GB and is very proud of its environmentally friendly design and performance. There are a few competitors, but the few that work well are much larger. They also set themselves apart from others by including eight very popular connectors for Sony, Apple, Zune, etc. The Ecosol PowerStick is the size of a regular flash drive and the 8GB added, it IS a flash drive. The USB rechargeable battery stick should reach full charge about 90 minutes and should provide standard cell phones with 1 to 2 full recharges before running empty. You can pick up the new Power in one of five colors for just under $100 in their
online store.
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