JuiceBar Portable Solar Charger

Despite it’s name, the JuiceBar is not the newest health drink franchise trend sweeping across the country. And it’s not a fruit-infused snackbar loaded with a full months supply of vitamin C. Instead, this JuiceBar is full of electronic gadget juice, also known as extra battery power – and it’s our favorite flavor.
JuiceBar

This sleek re-chargeable battery pack stores enough power to charge most handheld electronics and can charge a typical cell phone several times. The JuiceBar’s internal Li-ion battery can be re-charged via USB connection or via the built-in solar panel. This arrangement gives you maximum flexibility while traveling or computing.

Included with the JuiceBar are connectors for nearly all popular mobile phones and portable electronic gadgets.

Found at: www.thinkgeek.com

Infinite USB Plug

In a classic case of “why didn’t we think of this first,” Chinese design student Gonglue Jiang has shown us a new way for overcoming the limitations imposed by the scarcity of USB ports on some computers. Instead of forcing you to constantly hot swap devices into that one port, Gonglue’s Infinite USB plugs keep all your cables connected, thereby facilitating those smartphone syncs, spy camera recharges, and — for the ultimate irony — maybe even a USB hub. If you’re thinking this would be brought down by a bout of bandwidth starvation once you start some USB multitasking, you’re probably right, but power shortages shouldn’t be an issue as the author has also come up with an external power connector that joins into his Infinite chain of connectivity. If only this wasn’t just a concept.

Found at: engadget.com

Website: jianggonglue.com

Water Bobble

The water bobble is “a stylish, patented water bottle that filters water as you drink.”

It’s a reusable bottle, and the filter only needs to be changed every 2 months or 40 gallons (150 liters). According to their calculations, that means one bobble filter is worth about 300 bottles of water.

Product Website: www.waterbobble.com

Found at: www.thedieline.com