Sanyo's Outs New Mobile Chargers For Your Portable Gadgets

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Tuesday, August 31st, 2010

Do you own an iPad, iPhone, iPod, Sony Xperia, a Nintendo DS, or other mobile devices? Do you need a power source when you use these gadgets on the go? If yes, then the mobile chargers Sanyo announced today might do the trick for you.

There will be two versions: one, the so-called “eneloop stick booster” (pictured above) comes with adapters (licensed by Nintendo) to power your DS and the other mobile devices mentioned above on the go. The other (dubbed eneloop mobile booster/pictured below) is not compatible to the DS – as is one of the stick type boosters, actually.

See this table for details:

Sanyo plans to roll out the chargers in Japan on October 21, but the company says that just the mobile booster will go on sale globally after its release in Japan (price for that model over here: $72).

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