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Energizer Energi-To-Go Power Packs |
Listed in: Accessories, News Tags: Energi-To-Go, Energizer, Nokia, psp accessories, psp gift ideas, Samsung
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The Energi-To-Go Gaming power packs will benefit PSP, DS and GBA users by providing a 4 battery power pack which is fully rechargeable and an adaptor for your preferred device. The Energi-To-Go range will also cover cellphones for just $19.95, fitting over 100 models from top brands such as Nokia and Samsung, and will contain 2 Energizer e2 lithium AA batteries. iPod users also benefit from the Energi-To-Go Audio range, which covers the Apple iPod, iPod Nano and iPod Mini. The Audio range users 4 Energizer AA batteries along with the Gaming power pack.
The Energizer Energi-To-Go Power Packs are expected to go on sale in September this year, with of the 4 battery packs (Audio/Gaming) retailing at $29.99. This all sounds good, but the real question is - how much power will you get for your buck? Will this thing cut out whilst your making an emergency call, or just finishing the last level of your favourite PSP/DS game?
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What do i know though, i am thick.
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w00t w00t 2nd comment!
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1. I should have first of all stated that extra battery life is a great and welcome addition.
2. Energizer is the rabbit icon. Sorry i realy was having a silly moment.
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Well... no, you haven't O_o; You are right.
First, there was the Duracell-Bunny and Energizer made some kind of parody, usig the Energizer-Bunny.
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i think it went something like this - the duracel bunny would outlive any other battery, so in the energiser bunny ads they showed the duracells dying and the energiser ones going and going.
classic.
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If it's basically just a plastic box that has compartments for 4 batteries going to your recharge port, it's a lot cheaper to just make this yourself.
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Click on that link to see what they look like.
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http://www.geeks.com/details.asp?invtid=PSP-EPOWER&cat=CON
Here is a fancier model for $7.99 US and it has an 1800mAh rechargeable battery and clips onto the PSP.
http://www.geeks.com/details.asp?invtid=PG-P072&cat=CON
Oh, and buy your batteries at Costco or something so they ain't $8 for four...
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