Monday, November 21, 2005
Socket Communication's Mobile Power Pack $25 Rebate
Posted by Ed Hansberry in "HARDWARE" @ 02:00 PM
http://www.socketcom.com/product/AC4009-614.asp
I just received my Socket Communication's Mobile Power Pack to keep my devices charged when traveling without having to worry about staying still long enough near a wall outlet. I can eat wherever I want in the airport and sit where it is comfortable without having to hope it happens to be near a plug. I can charge devices while on the plane, in a car, etc. Then, at some point during my trip, I just need to make sure I charge the Mobile Power Pack overnight. For smaller trips, I can probably wait until I get home to fool with that.
Note that right now Socket is running a $25 rebate that expires December 31, 2005, so if you are in the US or Canada and have had one of these on your wishlist, go ahead and pick it up. Note that you should be careful buying this on Amazon. The model number on Socket's site is AC4009-614 and that is what the rebate is for. Amazon is showing AC4009-541 at their site, which is either an older model or simply a missprinted part number.
I just received my Socket Communication's Mobile Power Pack to keep my devices charged when traveling without having to worry about staying still long enough near a wall outlet. I can eat wherever I want in the airport and sit where it is comfortable without having to hope it happens to be near a plug. I can charge devices while on the plane, in a car, etc. Then, at some point during my trip, I just need to make sure I charge the Mobile Power Pack overnight. For smaller trips, I can probably wait until I get home to fool with that.
Note that right now Socket is running a $25 rebate that expires December 31, 2005, so if you are in the US or Canada and have had one of these on your wishlist, go ahead and pick it up. Note that you should be careful buying this on Amazon. The model number on Socket's site is AC4009-614 and that is what the rebate is for. Amazon is showing AC4009-541 at their site, which is either an older model or simply a missprinted part number.
