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Posted by on Mar 23, 2013 in Mobile, Random, Funny, or Cool | 0 comments

My iPhone Just Got Cranked – No Really, Gridcase Reactor is working On a Prototype.

My iPhone Just Got Cranked – No Really, Gridcase Reactor is working On a Prototype.

Don’t you wish that when your iPhone 5 died you could just plug it into one of the several 30-pin adapters you probably have lying around collecting dust? I know I do. But what I really wish is that in-case I forgot my charger I could just some-how charge it, even if I was say – camping, water-skiing, riding a donkey to the top of mount Everest, ..you get the point.

Well..

The time has come!

Gridcase reactor has created such a device that allows you to charge your iPhone 5 with no power, aside from the power you “Crank” into your phone yourself. Gridcase describes the Reactor in the following statement,

“The Reactor utilizes a patent-pending, ultra-thin generator to enable users to manually charge the battery of their iPhone 5 when wall outlets are unavailable. The Reactor is designed to provide an all-important power boost when critical data must be retrieved or essential communication becomes necessary.

Since the Reactor is embedded into the phone’s case, there’s never a circumstance where the phone is without power. A small built-in battery provides enough of a boost to revive a dead phone, while manually cranking the generator can extend the battery life of the iPhone indefinitely.”

Here’s a video on how the device could work.

Product Specs are as Follows:

iPhone 5 Two-Piece Case with Built-in Patented Micro-Generator
400mAh Boost Battery
500mA Manual Generator
8.5mm Thickness
4.5 oz Weight

To find out more, check out their page – and Crank and some Cash for their efforts!

 

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