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Wire-free Handset, Headset Charger Launched

The P790 is a wire-free unit for Motorola phones and headsets allowing consumers to charge their handsets or Bluetooth headsets while on the go.

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Sharon Khare|Sep 28, 2006, 15:00:00 IST

Motorola has launched the P790 Portable Charger for the Indian consumer.

The charger is a small wire-free unit that plugs into the mini-USB port on Motorola phones and headsets allowing consumers to charge their handsets or Bluetooth headsets while on the go. The P790 holds up to two full battery charges for handsets and more than 10 full Bluetooth headset charges.

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Measuring 73.6x 51.4x 23.7 mm and weighing 79 gms, the P790 is small enough to fit into a purse or a pocket. The unit is now available across India at select retail outlets.

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Born with the sole aim of correcting people, Sharon took to copy-editing at an early age. In the olden days her methods of correction were rather unorthodox. Don't believe us? Ask the intern who lost two of his er.... Oh ok, I guess we don't talk about that. Now after she got a kid, things have relatively mellowed down. Besides handling the plethora of content that comes out of Tech2, Sharon also handles our sister site, CompareIndia where you can well compare prices of pretty much every electronic item under the sun and CHIP magazine as well, if things weren't heavy enough. She handles a team, all of who seem real happy as long as they're not chained to their desks.

First Published:Sep 28, 2006, 15:00:00 IST
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