Electronic devices like smartphones and tablets use a lot of battery and don't give much battery life. So, there you are carrying the charger along whenever you go out for a trip or a small vacation since you don't want to run out of battery. But only having the charger won't be all since you also need to find a socket to plug in and start charging. Keeping all these things in mind, Lilliputian has developed a device you could carry along with you any where you go and charge any USB 2.0 compatible device.
Nectar is a very portable device which packs about two weeks to a month of power to charge your devices. So you don't need to worry to look for charging points at places, making you self-reliant. Nectar is based on silicon power cell technology that is purely their own in house development with the core technology being a micro solid oxide fuel cell. Advantages of the silicon cell is that it is very light, very small and hence highly portable.
They are claiming that this charging device would make a big impact among people who are always on the go, travelling all the time and getting no time to charge their devices. Also they believe that it would be a winner among cameras since with continuous use the battery depletes pretty quick. This would be a boon to hikers and wildlife photographers, being away from any possibility of charging their cameras. The initial product would have only one USB port and they are already building one with two.
You might carry many devices, so do you think that this device would be a rage among people? Gadget freaks would be the first ones to get their hands on this device, but would the common man go for it?
Nectar is a very portable device which packs about two weeks to a month of power to charge your devices. So you don't need to worry to look for charging points at places, making you self-reliant. Nectar is based on silicon power cell technology that is purely their own in house development with the core technology being a micro solid oxide fuel cell. Advantages of the silicon cell is that it is very light, very small and hence highly portable.
They are claiming that this charging device would make a big impact among people who are always on the go, travelling all the time and getting no time to charge their devices. Also they believe that it would be a winner among cameras since with continuous use the battery depletes pretty quick. This would be a boon to hikers and wildlife photographers, being away from any possibility of charging their cameras. The initial product would have only one USB port and they are already building one with two.
You might carry many devices, so do you think that this device would be a rage among people? Gadget freaks would be the first ones to get their hands on this device, but would the common man go for it?
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