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http://www.geekologie.com/2010/01/well_its_about_time_usb_wall_o.php

http://store.fastmac.com/product_info.php?products_id=458

Power, Outlet: U-Socket, Dual Socket/ Dual USB, 110V, TruePower

Model: ACE-7169

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$19.95

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Power, Outlet: U-Socket, Dual Socket/ Dual USB, 110V, White, TruePower

Patent-Pending.

Pre-Order Today!

Please note that orders for this item will only be charged when this item is about to ship. Do not select PayPal as the form of payment. PayPal funds are immediately transferred.

This item is currently waiting on final UL Approval. It is scheduled to begin shipping in the first quarter of 2010.

Our custom TruePower U-Socket power outlet solution includes two Universal Serial Bus (USB) charge ports in addition to the two standard three prong power outlet ports.

Perfect for charging any USB powered device including- mobile, iPod, iPhone, PDA, MP3, PSP, MP4 player & digital camera.

Specifications:

Input voltage: AC 100 to 240V 50/60Hz

USB input current: 80mA

Output voltage: USB: DC 5.0V 600mA

Operation temperature: -15 to 45 Degrees Celsius

Relative humidity: < 95%

Air pressure: 86 to 106kPa

Installation:

This item can be installed on any existing wall outlet.

We will have an installation video available shortly so that you can see exactly what is involved and if this is something you feel comfortable doing on your own or if you will need assistance.

Please also note that the USB ports only draw power when something is physically connected to the port. We didn't want a vampire port that continually sucks and wastes power when not in use so this was one of the features on the top of our priority list during the design phase.

If you have any questions about this specific product please contact mlowdermilk at fastmac.com.

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I'm not a USB expert at all..but aren't most/some devices going to require their own proprietary cable/adapter to be able to initiate the charge? Not a big deal...but it's worth noting if this is the case.

Nope, luckily most companies moved away from that in the last couple years. It's very convenient.

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