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Mobility Electronics Delivers New iGo Unit

Mobility Electronics yesterday rolled out a new universal power adapter as part of its ever growing line of iGo portable power products. The iGo everywhere 130 is available now and priced at $149.99.

The iGo everywhere 130, according to Mobility Electronics, includes two power cords: one for AC power from standard wall outlets and one for DC power from airline seats, cars, boats and RVs. Packaged with an accessory which allows one high power (i.e. notebook computer) and one low power (i.e. mobile phone or iPod) to be charged at the same time, the iGo everywhere 130 works with Mobility’s interchangeable itip technology to make many portable electronics products compatible with the universal power adapter.

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The iGo everywhere 130 ships with a variety of notebook itips, measures 6.1” x 2.5” x 1.3” and weighs 13 ounces.

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