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      Yesterday I plugged my SynCh into a wall socket and charged my Nokia
      6230i.  Then I charged an iPod Nano.  This morning I plugged my SynCh into
      my laptop and charged up my Nokia 770.  I'm loving my <a
      href="http://www.the-synch.co.uk">SynCh</a>!
    </p>
    <p>
      Basically The SynCh is a extendable charger and USB hub, with a USB plug
      at one end for plugging into a laptop, and a custom power socket and USB
      socket on the other.  Into one of those you can plug a number of adaptors:
      I have a mini-USB plug for data transfer, a Nokia old-style charger, a
      Sony PSP charger (for the Zaurus), and an iPod charger.  I also have the
      travel adaptor, which lets me plug the SynCh into UK, EU or US sockets for
      charging from the mains.
    </p>
    <p>
      It's pretty cool, and I recommend that anyone who ends up taking seven
      chargers away with them look at getting one.  It's also a lot cheaper than
      the iGo!  My only problem is that the iPod charger won't charge my 3G
      iPod, but handles 4G and newer fine.  Apple must have done something
      odd...
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