Keeping in view how annoying and problematic it could get if our mobile devices are drained out of power while on the move or just when we need to make that important call or send that critical email. Here’s a new wireless charging solution from Mangal Electronics, a Delhi based firm. The company calls it the Mojo portable wireless charger. Sleek with a durable design this charger negates the need for any cable or cord, or even the need for solar power. Moreover, the charger also doubles as a flash light. All in all, it seems like a good device for those who love to go camping or trekking.
Charge wirelessly
This easy to operate charger is equipped with 2200 mAh Li-ion rechargeable batteries. It is said to be capable of charging mobile phones of any make and even the PSP. According to Gaurav Jajodia, Director, Mangal Electronics, “by bringing Mojo Indian market, we have added another revolutionary product to our portfolio. Mojo is a simple solution, which will help you to be connected and keep your phone always on even if you're in a bus or train.
Device manufacturers have been taking battery solutions quite seriously. At the CES this year, Fulton had displayed its technology for wirelessly charging devices like phones and tablets by simply placing the device on the dashboard of a car that has its internal surface power-enabled wirelessly. Just recently, iBall launched its portable power charger for the Indian markets.
The company has attached a price tag of Rs. 1000 to the Mojo charger. It is available through wide spread distribution and a retail network of Mangal Electronics and can also be ordered from the company’s official website.
Charge wirelessly
This easy to operate charger is equipped with 2200 mAh Li-ion rechargeable batteries. It is said to be capable of charging mobile phones of any make and even the PSP. According to Gaurav Jajodia, Director, Mangal Electronics, “by bringing Mojo Indian market, we have added another revolutionary product to our portfolio. Mojo is a simple solution, which will help you to be connected and keep your phone always on even if you're in a bus or train.
Device manufacturers have been taking battery solutions quite seriously. At the CES this year, Fulton had displayed its technology for wirelessly charging devices like phones and tablets by simply placing the device on the dashboard of a car that has its internal surface power-enabled wirelessly. Just recently, iBall launched its portable power charger for the Indian markets.
The company has attached a price tag of Rs. 1000 to the Mojo charger. It is available through wide spread distribution and a retail network of Mangal Electronics and can also be ordered from the company’s official website.
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