IRock recharges the battery
Micasa Lab, a leading Swiss retailer of furniture, has launched a charger that supports battery chargers and rear-seat speaker systems for iPads and iPhone smartphones.
IRock is a classic design, handmade from oak with five layers of paint. It has a generator on the back of a chair that is powered by the kinetic energy generated by the chattering of the chair. The charger is used to charge speakers or iPhone, iPad.
One-hour standby can charge 3-35% of battery capacity for iPad. iRock also has a rack mount on the armrest for hands-free use.
Inventors are improving the plug-in to, in addition to Android-powered devices, plugs can fit into a variety of other mobile devices. Micasa Lab estimates that an IRock seat will cost around $ 1,300 at the end of 2013, when it will be available.
References: Gizmag
- LG launches Flexible Battery Pack for Smartphone
- Develop a li-ion battery that alerts itself of gas that is about to explode
- US manufacturing resupply equipment dead battery
- How does the phone battery work and why can it explode?
- Making a li-ion battery has 3 times the current time
- Why does the phone battery explode after being bitten by a Chinese youth?
- Is smartphone battery just charging once a week?
- Backup batteries charge a lot of devices at the same time, always keeping the function of the refrigerator
- How to create 1 tablet battery?
- Tesla announced a new battery invention: faster charging and discharging, longer lifespan, and cheaper price
- Super durable battery for electric cars running more than 600km per charge
- Prolong battery life