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Duracell has recently unveiled two cool pocket chargers, My Pocket Charger and PowerSource Mini, to provide users with some extra juice for their favorite gadgets.
Here’s what the official release says about the two chargers:
The Duracell My Pocket Charger and the Duracell PowerSource Mini are pocket-sized power sources for popular devices such as a cell phone, BlackBerry and MP3 player. They’re small and versatile, making them especially convenient for travelers looking for ways to reduce the number of extra cords, chargers and device-specific batteries required for mobile devices. Each My Pocket Charger comes with two Duracell CopperTop AA batteries, and the Duracell PowerSource Mini’s lithium-ion battery can be recharged through a lightweight AC charger, through a vehicle’s DC socket, or through a computer’s USB port.
My Pocket Charger is available in two models, one with a connector for MP3 players and the other one with a BlackBerry connector. The Duracell PowerSource Mini, on the other hand, includes a mini USB pivot arm that allows users to connect directly to a device without cable. Plus, it features a second USB port for charging two devices at once…
[Via: Coolest-Gadgets]
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