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    For the travelling professional...

    Discussion in 'Accessories' started by titaniummd, Feb 15, 2005.

  1. titaniummd

    titaniummd Notebook Deity

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    Has anyone tried this gadget? It looks promising. Makes battery life on transcontinental/intercontinental/transatlantic/transpacific/etc flights less of an issue.

    http://www.igo.com/ftp/reseller/juice.htm

    BTW Business class in Amtrak trains has a power plug outlet which is nice. Any suggestions for a compact surge protector?

    Just WIFI It!

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  2. Brian

    Brian Working at 486 Speed NBR Reviewer

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    This product has been discussed in detail several times, always ending with several people recommending it. So I'll cut to the chase, it's good, just be sure you don't need the Ice 90 instead.

    Brian

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  3. Doleco

    Doleco Notebook Consultant

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    So is this Ice 90 better? Moreover, what is an Ice 90 and how is it better?
     
    Doleco, Feb 15, 2005
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  4. titaniummd

    titaniummd Notebook Deity

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    I see...Thanks Brian!

    http://www.bargainpda.com/default.asp?newsID=1600

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  5. Brian

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    The 90 is no better per se, it's just made for notebooks that require more power.

    Brian

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    Brian, Feb 16, 2005
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    The iGo 90 only provides power via a wall outlet. It does not afford power via cars nor airplanes, as I understand it. Whereas the iGo Juice 70 will provide power via the 3 said options.

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  7. Big Calhoun

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    Interesante...the iGo Juice 90 is no longer listed on thier site. They only have the Ice 90 which only works through a wall outlet...very interesting.
     
    Big Calhoun, Feb 18, 2005
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