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Charging, it’s both magical and a pain in the rear. Yes the process of getting power from a wall socket into your latest gadget is pretty amazing, but it’s just SO inconvenient. 1 socket, 5 devices, 5 different cables and a spaghetti-like mess of unadulterated chaos. Sound familiar? I bet it does.
This is where the Powermat comes into play. This sleek and stylish little table provides a one-stop shop for all your charging needs. But, Oli, you may ask. How does it do that? Well you inquisitive reader you, allow me to explain. (more…)
QuickerTek has introduced it’s latest Apple charging product, this one powered by the sun, called the Apple Juicz. Coming in versions for all three MacBooks (Original, Air and Pro), the charger harnesses the sun through solar panels in a foldable and flexible cell array.
The 18 watt version will charge the Macbook Air in about 14 hours; the 27 watt which will do the same in about 8 hours and the 55 watt which can knock it out in about 5 hours. The biggest downside, so far, is the price tag. The three different versions cost $500, $600 and $1000 respectively. Click the link below to check out the full Macworld article.
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