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USBeast
1011 W. Foothill Blvd.
Azusa, California 91702
(626) 408-8457
Revolutionary New USB Charging Device Set To Launch via
Crowdfunding Campaign.
Mobile devices to charge 400% faster than standard USB chargers.
Los Angeles, CA – July 7, 2015. USBeast Electronics has developed an on-the-go USB charging device that will change the way consumers charge their mobile phones, tablets, cameras and even the latest Macbook and Google Chromebooks. With the ability to utilize 2.1 amps of charging power, USBeast can charge a dead iPhone at least 6 times to a full charge without the use of a wall outlet and do so 4 times as fast.
Increased use of technology in all areas of our lives has highlighted an already nagging problem: Too many electronic devices and not enough charging capability. On site workers, outdoor enthusiasts and people living under the constant threat of a natural disaster are increasingly faced with the problem of finding adequate ways to charge their USB powered devices.
The USBeast solves that problem like no other USB charger on the market today. With millions of cordless power tools and camping accessories already sold, there’s an established mass market of people who can use their cordless tool batteries to charge their mobile devices. The USBeast utilizes many different brands and voltages of cordless tool batteries to simultaneously charge 2 mobile devices. For example, an iPhone and iPad can both go from 0% to fully charged at the same time, without the use of a wall outlet. There is no other charger on the planet with that capability.
After several prototypes, the USBeast design team has worked feverishly to approve the version which is now ready for mass production. The final USBeast design has been field tested and sold online in small quantities, receiving positive feedback from both consumers and testers alike. USBeast Electronics has a live crowd funding campaign on Kickstarter.com and pre-orders of the USBeast are now being taken! The company is also selling USBeast Brand merchandise to assist in generating the financial resources necessary to mass produce and bring the USBeast to market. When the funding goal of $15,000 is reached, USBeast Electronics will begin full scale manufacturing with the finished product proudly being made in the USA.
"We are committed to revolutionizing the way consumers charge their USB powered devices and dedicated to making this product a huge success,” says Jonathan Williams, founder of USBeast Electronics and The Artisans Studio. “We will strive to provide the best quality product and update our backers every step of the way.” Williams continues, “And provide the assurance that all USBeast orders will be shipped on time.”
This Kickstarter.com campaign will end on August 21, 2015
USBeast Electronics is on a mission to create the next generation of mobile electronic charging products for the current and next generation of mobile devices. For more information contact: or email sales@getusbeast.com.
Jonathan Williams
sales@getusbeast.com
(626) 408-8457
3.11.2005. Photography of Medical Futures Innovation Awards. Old Billingsgate. 16 Lower Thames Street, London, EC3R 6DX.
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May 11, 2013 @ Kansas City Liberty Memorial
All images (c) Jason Atherton 2013
Personal location tracking device eTrak stole the show at this year's CTIA Wireless Conference.
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Preparing the housing. An old Snarlin Dogs Wah pedal will be used for the new custom volume pedals. Most of the old Wah parts are junked.
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What's your favorite device to access the Internet? Make a photograph of it today.
I was feeling a bit nostalgic today. So rather than capturing a high-speed device that connects to the Internet (smartphone, laptop, etc.) I decided to take a photo of a 56K v90 modem. Remember those? I still remember the scratchy noises the modem would make while connecting to the Internet. Think of it as "Old School."
Organic Football Boutique
(Pigs Bladder Football)
Abandon Normal Devices Festival
Liverpool
Friday 30th Sep - Sunday 2nd Oct 2011.
image credit: Peter Martin
As a reward for completing the half marathon last week I bought myself a Chumby. It's an internet-connected device that will replace my current alarm clock and provide me with a geek status that I've not had in some time.