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08-22-2006, 12:02 AM
http://www.chargebox.com/images/story_low.jpg
This is one i spotted on coolhunter... All i want to know when is it hitting the states and how secure is it? Can i bump key it? :)
I think its a awsome idea just would be worries about leaving my ipod or treo in it... specialy in New york city...
In a world that is obsessed with mobile phones, PDAs, iPods and the like, we are perpetually draining and recharging our batteries. In-home refuelling is a cinch, but the same cannot be said for public places where electrical outlets are typically guarded against unauthorized recharging. The ChargeBox offers a solution, which consists of 6 small lockers, each with 4 unique chargers that can power 90% of our mobile devices. Users simply plug in to the charger that corresponds to their device, make payment with a coin or via SMS, lock their box and return when charging is complete. The ChargeBox will top up your battery for 40 minutes at a cost of £1. Already a big hit in parts of East Asia and the UK, it's only a matter of time before ChargeBoxes spring up in a mall, airport, or coffee shop near you.
http://www.chargebox.com/
http://www.chargebox.com/images/story_lockers.jpghttp://www.chargebox.com/images/cb_use.jpg
http://www.chargebox.com/images/story_inside2.jpghttp://www.chargebox.com/images/story_paying.jpg
This is one i spotted on coolhunter... All i want to know when is it hitting the states and how secure is it? Can i bump key it? :)
I think its a awsome idea just would be worries about leaving my ipod or treo in it... specialy in New york city...
In a world that is obsessed with mobile phones, PDAs, iPods and the like, we are perpetually draining and recharging our batteries. In-home refuelling is a cinch, but the same cannot be said for public places where electrical outlets are typically guarded against unauthorized recharging. The ChargeBox offers a solution, which consists of 6 small lockers, each with 4 unique chargers that can power 90% of our mobile devices. Users simply plug in to the charger that corresponds to their device, make payment with a coin or via SMS, lock their box and return when charging is complete. The ChargeBox will top up your battery for 40 minutes at a cost of £1. Already a big hit in parts of East Asia and the UK, it's only a matter of time before ChargeBoxes spring up in a mall, airport, or coffee shop near you.
http://www.chargebox.com/
http://www.chargebox.com/images/story_lockers.jpghttp://www.chargebox.com/images/cb_use.jpg
http://www.chargebox.com/images/story_inside2.jpghttp://www.chargebox.com/images/story_paying.jpg