Nectar™- Portable, Power All CE(Consumer Electronics) Devices For Up To A Month

The Nectar Recharger With Pod

Today's CE devices demand more and more power and we rely on these devices, like smartphones, laptops, to such extent that if the power is not available at the time when they need then they go down and we are just helpless as we will miss our calls, emails, gaming etc.

Now Lilliputian Systems, Inc. has found nectar™- the world’s first truly portable power device that will power all of your CE devices for up to a month with a single power pod or we can say a USB recharger.

The Nectar Recharge Will Power All Of Your CE Devices For Up To A Month With A Single Power Pod

SPECIFICATIONS:

The Nector's Description

• USB 2.0 interface
• Standard +5V output
• >2.5W peak power
• 55,000 mW-hours of energy in a single nectar™ pod (>10 recharges of a typical smart phone per nectar™ pod)
• "Instant On" - nectar™ is always available and allows recharging to begin immediately
• Hot-swappable nectar™ pods, providing essentially infinite run-time
• nectar volume: ~150cc
• nectar weight: ~200g
• nectar pod volume: ~55cc
• nectar pod weight: ~35g
• Certified to relevant industry standards and IEC-62282-6-100

SIMPLE TO USE:

• insert pod- hot-swappable, compact, high energy, recyclable power pod providing essentially                                infinite run

• plug in device- smart phones, mp3 players, eReaders, bluetooth headsets, hand held gaming                                      systems, digital cameras.

• keep on using- full power available immediately. 2 weeks of power. no outlets. ever.

ADVANTAGES:

• Highly efficient, provides low heat dissipation
• Can be operated in diverse environments
• Manufactured in standard silicon wafer manufacturing facilities
• Protected by an extensive patent portfolio
• Based on highly efficient thin-film Solid Oxide Fuel Cell (SOFC)
• Significant performance advantages over lithium batteries
• Delivers a 5-10x run-time improvement and a 10-20x improvement on a weight basis.
• Total volume is ~15cc (about the size of a small cell phone battery) and enables enormous power
• Enables significant power range (2W - 24W) with the same die set and package in the same physical form factor
• Approved for carry-on and use on board domestic and international flights under UN International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), International Air Transport Association (IATA) and U.S. Department of Transportation regulations

All-in-all, the Nectar is a remarkable engineering achievement. Squeezing a complete computer-compatible fuel cell power supply within the nine cubic inches (147 cc) and seven ounces (198 g) of the Nectar unit required years of development and more than US$100M of funding. The resulting system will provide a recharge at a rate of about 2.5 W, with the voltage adjusted to match your battery by an internal DC-DC converter.

The Nector will provide a recharge at a rate of about 2.5 W, with the voltage adjusted to match your battery by an internal DC-DC converter

The initial price for the Nectar unit in the market is US$300, with each 55 Wh Pod costing $10. According to Lilliputian's early market research, there would be a large number of buyers at a price point of $100, but only about five percent of potential purchasers would consider the unit at $300.

The initial price for the Nectar unit in the market is US$300, with each 55 Wh Pod costing $10

From the market research of Lilliputian, we get a clear idea that it really has too high price and lower price would help make it more marketable. You could buy 4 WakaWakas for less money. Perhaps they should advertise it as a way to use less batteries and be greener and/or promote it as a way stay connected when the battery goes dead and there is no place to recharge.

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Write by: RC - Monday, July 15, 2013