Powermat - What Gadgets Can You Charge With a Powermat Wireless Charger?

PowerMat is a new device on the market that- LG: Use LG 1 or micro-USB tips (included).
allows you to wirelessly charge a range of- Samsung: Use Samsung 2 tip (included).
gadgets, such as cellphones and handheld video- Motorola: Use micro-USB or mini-USB tips
games. You just drop them on the PowerMat - its(included).
magnets pull each device into the optimal position- Palm: Use micro-USB tip (included).
for charging, and then charge it via magnetic- Bluetooth Headset: Use micro-USB tip (included).
fields. Lights and sounds indicate the status of the- HTC: Use mini-USB tip (included).
device and tell you when it is fully charged (at- Nokia: Use special Nokia 2mm tip (purchased
which point the PowerMat is clever enough toseparately).
switch off).- Sony Ericsson: Use special Sony Ericsson tip
What devices can you charge with PowerMat and(purchased separately).
how do you do it? These devices fall into threeGames:
main categories: cellphones (mobile phones),- Nintendo DS Lite: There is dedicated support for
handheld games consoles, and miscellaneousthe Nintendo DS Lite; it requires fitting a special
devices. For some devices there are specialPowerMat compatible receiver back (purchased
receivers that are attached to the device forseparately). The DS Lite can also be charged with
convenient wireless charging. Other devices havea special PowerCube DS Lite tip (included).
to be charged with a more conventional wired- Nintendo DSi: There is dedicated support for the
connector - for this purpose the PowerMatNintendo DSi; it requires fitting a special PowerMat
comes with a dedicated PowerCube Universalcompatible receiver back (purchased separately).
Receiver and multiple connectors (known as 'tips').The DSi can also be charged with a special
Cellphones:PowerCube DSi tip (included).
- Apple iPhone 3G: There is dedicated support for- Sony PlayStation Portable (PSP): Use Sony PSP
the iPhone 3G; it requires the fitting of a specialtip (included).
PowerMat compatible receiver case (purchasedNote that the receiver backs do not need to be
separately). The iPhone can also be charged withremoved for game play. Receivers for other
a special PowerCube Apple tip (included) orgame consoles are under development.
receiver dock (purchased separately).Other Devices:
- Apple iPhone 3GS: A dedicated receiver is close- iPod Touch: There is dedicated support for the
to launch for the iPhone 3GS. In the meantimeiPod Touch; it requires fitting a special PowerMat
use the special PowerCube Apple tip (included) orcompatible receiver case (purchased separately).
receiver dock (purchased separately).The iPod Touch can also be charged with a special
- Apple iPhone (other models): Use the specialPowerCube Apple tip (included) or receiver dock
PowerCube Apple tip (included) or receiver dock(purchased separately).
(purchased separately).- iPod (other models): Use Apple tip (included) or
- RIM BlackBerry Bold, Curve 8300, Curve 8900receiver dock (purchased separately).
and Pearl: There is dedicated support for these- GPS devices: Use mini-USB tip (included).
Blackberry models; it requires the fitting of a- Some Kodak cameras: Use Sony PSP tip
special PowerMat compatible battery door(included).
(purchased separately).It can be seen that there is very good coverage
- RIM BlackBerry Tour: A dedicated receiver isof most handheld devices by the PowerMat.
close to launch for the BlackBerry Tour, in theHowever, many of these have to be charged
meantime use micro-USB tip (included).using the PowerCube so if true wireless capability
- RIM BlackBerry (other models including Storm):for particular devices is important then it is
Use mini-USB or micro-USB tips as requiredworthwhile checking to ensure that receivers are
(included).available for them.