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Charge N’ Go - Motorola’s new P790 Portable Charger

By Mike Hanlon

Charge N’ Go - Motorola’s new P790 Portable Charger

Charge N’ Go - Motorola’s new P790 Portable Charger

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November One of the main problems with all this high-productivity-enabling technology for the person-in-the-field is what happens when the electrons run out. We all know what it’s like to be out and about with a flat mobile phone battery, so we’re all likely to appreciate the Motorola P790 Portable Charger. The compact and wire-free Motorola Portable Power P790 is a mobile power source that can be used on handsets and headsets with low or dead batteries and is perfect for mobile business professionals and chronic conversationalists. The pre-charged Motorola P790 is small enough to fit into your purse or pocket and plugs into the mini-USB port on your Motorola phone or Bluetooth headset for instant power – no wall outlets, no wires required. The Motorola P790 provides one to two full battery charges for your handset and more than 10 full Bluetooth headset charges.

The Motorola P790 Portable Charger weighs just 79 grams and can be used with mini-USB compatible phones including Motorola, Nokia, Blackberry, SDA, Q-tech ad infinitum and costs less than US$40.

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