Manufactured by CallPod, the ChargePod is a USB battery charger than can charge up to six devices at once. Definitely reduce your stress from all those wired battery charger. I, myself, have four rechargeable mobile devices and having to maintain ‘just’ four wired charger is already driving me mad… Back to the ChargePod, this handy charger can be purchased for just $49.95. If required, extra USB cable is also available for $9.95.

For more additional information, ChargePod measures 69.85 x 68.60 x 18.30mm and weighs 32 grams. It comes with a blue indicator on each port which lights up upon charging. Regarding compability, the company claims that it’ll work with your cell phones, Bluetooth headsets, PDAs, MP3 players, and other USB-ready mobile devices.

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Measures 11 x 95 x 42mm and weighs 70 grams, Solar-Fine 1350 is a USB battery charger for mobile devices, such as PDA, cell phone, Nintendo DS, Playstation Portable (PSP), and MP3 player. Sounds boring? Well, don’t worry. This charger has a built-in solar panel, which means, it can transform the sunlight into an energy for your gadgets. Not bad, right?

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Well, well, a-n-o-t-h-e-r Hello Kitty product. This time, it comes as an electronic box that can recharge your cell phone on the go. This mobile charger, available in black and white, is powered by two AA batteries and can conveniently connect to your handset (only Japanese phones though), thanks to the provided retractable power cord. Once connected, simply press the button, and your phone will regain its juice.

Hello Kitty Mobile Charger is currently available in Japan (actually, it’s ONLY available in that country) and can be purchased for 1980 Yen or around $17.

Own Wii? Then you should already know that the WiiMote’s battery won’t stand too long and you have to keep replacing it at least once every two weeks (if you play it almost everyday like me). Thanks to Thanko, now there’s a handy USB Charger for Wii. Simply connect this base charger to your Wii’s USB port and dock your WiiMote there to have the battery recharged. Brilliant, Thanko!

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KT4650 is another cute-as-always Hello Kitty stuff. This stereo alarm clock comes with built-in AM/FM radio tuner and you can have your favorite radio station to turn on upon alarming. The cool thing, it doubles as an iPod dock as well. Place your iPod Mini or Nano there and it will be automatically recharged. You can also take advantage of the included video-out jack. Connect the clock to a TV, and enjoy watching your photos and videos collection stored on the iPod on TV.

No words on pricing and availability of the Hello Kitty Stereo Alarm Clock yet.

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The Scotty is charged fully in 7 hours of sunlight, and this can be as little as 5 hours if the Scotty is used regularly. A fully charged Scotty will provide a mobile phone with around one hour of talk time or up to 60 hours standby time. This device can also be used with your palm-tops, personal audio, electronic games, and GPS. Need USB charger? No worry. There’s one on the Scotty. A connector for charging various models of phones are also included.

Measures 10 x 6.5 x 3 cm, Scotty Solar Charger is retailed for $34.99.

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A StarSight pylon can use a WiFi or WiMax (long-range wireless internet) and be connected to almost any kind of peripheral. It could even provide a power outlet at its base, to power a conventional phone or one using Voice-over-IP. This system is not limited to a street light device, but can be implemented to a Tsunami warning siren system, a CCTV camera or a pollution monitor.

The StarSight StarLight Lighting System contains:

• Lamp – StarSight Lamp Model 1021 is the “Light” of the Street Light.
• Battery Subsystem – StarSight Battery Subsystem provides power when the sun has not been available for an extended period of time.
• Solar Array Subsystem – This is the main power source.
• StarSight Controller – This unit integrates charge controller, radio, cpu, and anti-theft into one unit.

The StarSight Communications System contains:

• StarSight Radio Access Point – (SSAP) This is the StarSight Access Point – It connects the StreetLight System to the backhaul system.
• StarSight WIFI Service Controller/Backhaul – This provides the backhaul connection to StarReach Backhaul Connection on one side, and WiFi Subscribers on the other side.
• SSBat – StarSight Battery Subsystem StarSight Solar Subsystem.
• StarSight Solar panel.

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To use the Soldius1, simply plug it into the iPod, put it in direct sunlight and solar energy flows into the iPod. It will also works with your mobile phone. This device is available for $89.99 – $109.99 at the company’s website (link below).

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The CellBoost, a disposable energy device, provides an instant power source. When your devices run out of power, simply plug the CellBoost in, and it will recharge your gadget’s battery right away. You can continue using the device with the CellBoost plugged in it. Once the CellBoost is no longer charging, you can throw it away (and buy a new one).

CellBoost comes with several models for a number of devices, including smart phones, camcorders, Nintendo Game Boy Advance SP and DS systems, the new Sony PSP and Apple iPods. Prices range from $9.99 to $49.99.

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