Never worry about running low on batteries for your iPod or iPhone anymore. There is a suitable car charger for you courtesy of Belkin’s new Micro Auto Charger and Dual Auto Charger.

Micro Auto Charger is packaged in a compact design and adds no extra bulk to your dashboard. Sitting nearly flush with your dashboard, the Micro Auto Charger still allows room on its lip for you to easily detach it from your dashboard. It also charges at 1 amp — ideal for iPhone devices and certain GPS systems in that it will charge at the device’s fullest power.

With its two USB ports, the Dual Auto Charger lets you charge your iPod through one port while charging your cell phone in the other, simultaneously. One quick-charge port powers at 1 amp for your iPhone, and the second port charges at 500 milliamps, which will support iPod devices and cell phones such as BlackBerry phones.

AVAILABILITY

• Dual Auto Charger – Currently available
• Micro Auto Charger – Available in early May 2009

Micro Auto Charger with Charge Sync Cable for iPod and iPhone (F8Z446) - $19.99

• Quick-charge port for fastest possible charge
• Sits nearly flush with car dashboard
• Charge Sync Cable for iPhone and iPod, 3 ft.

Micro Auto Charger (F8Z445) - $14.99

• Quick-charge port for fastest possible charge
• Sits nearly flush with car dashboard

Dual Auto Charger (F8Z280) - $29.99

• Charge-and-sync cable for iPhone and iPod, 3 ft.
• Works with Motorola, BlackBerry, and any mobile phone using a mini-USB connection
• Features 2 USB ports (one port at 1A and one port at 500mA)
• Quick-charge port for fastest possible charge

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Electronics recycling has become a familiar trend these days and while many people had to deal with limitations on what gadgets or devices to trade-in for cash or gifts, NextWorth has widened the category by adding some other gadgets acceptable for trade-in. Among the new devices added included:

BlackBerry

Digital Cameras

GPS Systems

Video Games

Video Game Consoles

“We’re building on past success with our iPod and iPhone trade-in program and have responded to customer requests to expand into other product categories,” said Dave Chen, CEO of NextWorth. “We’re now helping consumers make some extra cash from more of these devices, allowing them to upgrade to the latest and greatest gadgets and video games, while at the same time doing our part to reduce some of the 1.5 to 1.9 million tons of electronics waste disposed every year from ending up in landfills.”

Trading in an old device is now easier than ever with NextWorth’s Web site redesign and enhanced functionality at www.nextworth.com. To find the value of your product, simply type the product name in the search box to see what it is worth.

Search results dynamically update with pictures and titles to zero in on your specific item. Free shipping is provided with every transaction online and in-store trade-in programs are being offered at a growing number of their retail partners’ stores.

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