Ours is the age of USB. Here we
have a new and the latest gadget that uses USB for its charging. Now your batteries won’t get discharged and
is happens so then you can charge them in no time by simply plugging them into
your USB ports. Capacity of USBCELLs is about 40% less than that of
conventional rechargeable batteries. This is due to a third of its volume being
taken up by the USB connector and support circuitry. Software, gadgets,
magazines and more in our web store. Click here to see our latest offers. Moixa
plans to release AAA and mobile phone battery versions sometime next year.
Whether people are willing to accept the decrease in battery life as a result
of the convenience of USB charging remains to be seen. Whatever the future has
in store for USBCELLs, we can't deny it's an interesting idea. Software,
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When your batteries run out of fuel, recharging this special power source is as
easy as popping open the custom-made cap, which both conceals a USB dongle and
acts as positive contact for the battery. A blue LED light indicates that the
batteries are charging. When the charge is complete, the light goes off. Two AA
batteries cost £13 but with garage shops talking fortunes on Christmas day to
feed insatiable toys, games and other devices, that's not such a bad price. At
least I now have a working radio in the bathroom.
This is just the initialization
only and with the passage of the time this feature would be improved a lot. USBCELL
AA batteries are standard rechargeable batteries but in order to recharge them
you need to remove the top of the battery and plug them into the USB port. It
takes about an hour to recharge it to 50%. If you’re interested in picking up
10 or less of the USB Rechargeable Batteries you can pick them up a set of four
for $20.40 each. Of course, the ability to recharge batteries is not new but
if, like me, you carry a laptop around with you and have a poor record on
remembering peripherals, this is a convenient way to mitigate forgetfulness -
not to mention the financial and environmental cost of constantly buying new
disposable batteries.
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