I may need this soon

by Volker Weber

[Chargepod via eseries]

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May? :))

Helmar Steinberg, 2007-12-13 22:13

Just wait until Malte sees this. Ha ha ha.

Someone called our office last month, she wanted to order one of those. We did some searching and it seemed impossible to get a 220V version here in Germany.
Are they available now?

I'm surprised you didn't invent it.

Lino, their power supply seems to be multivoltage. Still need a conversion plug though.

What I'd really need would be the modelwith the car adapter.

Arnd Layer, 2007-12-13 23:16

@Arnd - each Callpod comes with a power attachment for a wall plug and a car power.

I love the Callpod. I carry one of those two charge 2 cells, 2 blackberries, 2 nintendo ds, a bluetooth headset, an ipod, another mp3 player, and a psp. It rocks.

Finally found somebody packing more gear than I do. ;-)

Well, it is gear for 2 a lot of the time I travel ...

And where's the iPhone? :-)


Ludwig Deruyck, 2007-12-14 10:50

John needs this.

... der Adventskranz hat doch nur vier Kerzen ... ?

take a look at multipot from rotaliana for hiding powersupplies also.

Flemming Riis, 2007-12-16 20:51

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