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Charger Bracelet

Postby Mulboyne » Tue Oct 30, 2007 11:36 pm

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Another offering from Rare Mono Shop. The Charger Bracelet hooks up with mobile phones, PDAs and handheld game machines. Attaching an external battery directly to the gadget itself makes it difficult to use, claims the maker. The bracelet transfers the weight to the user's wrist which makes for hassle-free calls or game-playing time outside the home when your other batteries are low. A full charge can carry a Nintendo DS at full screen brightness for at least 7 hours; a PSP will last only around 4 hours. Yours for 4,980 yen.
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Postby Charles » Tue Oct 30, 2007 11:47 pm

I can see where this is going. Future generations of handheld games will powered directly by human blood, just stick in an IV and you can play for hours.. or until you become anemic.
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