Subject: [NEXTEL-1] A Recharge en Route

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A Recharge en Route
By THOMAS J. FITZGERALD

he iGo Juice from Mobility Products is for frequent travelers who want it all: a single power adapter that charges laptops, hand-held devices and cellphones and works in automobiles, airplanes and indoors with standard electrical outlets.

The adapter, which has a list price of $120, is available in two versatile versions, making it compatible with most laptop models from leading manufacturers, including Dell, Compaq, Toshiba and Apple. It comes with the cords and connectors needed to plug into car cigarette lighters, in-flight outlets and standard electrical outlets, as well as adapters for the various computers supported. A lightweight zippered carrying pouch is included.

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The iGo Juice is capable of a form of multitasking. With a peripheral cable that costs an additional $20, it can charge a cellphone or hand-held organizer simultaneously with the laptop. Many popular hand-helds are supported, including units from Palm, Sony, Handspring and Hewlett-Packard. The cellphones it works with include models from Ericsson, Motorola, Nextel, Nokia and Samsung. (Lists of compatible phones and hand-helds are available at www.igo.com.)

The iGo Juice, which is offered by several online retailers and some bricks-and-mortar stores, has been shipped, but high demand has created back orders at some sites, said a spokeswoman for Mobility Electronics. She said that units should be readily available by mid-February.

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