The Ansmann Portable Power Pack isn't necessarily
made just for the PSP. In fact, it'll charge pretty much anything you've got so long as it has a USB charge port, which
gives it a slight advantage over the other well-reviewed charger
we featured before. At 50 bones, this Li-Ion battery pack will grant you 10 more hours of juice and looks to be a great
buy for anyone looking to get their gaming on for those cross-country road trips or international flights, although we'd
have to mention our reservations at the resulting dialogue with having to stick this squarish peripheral in your pocket
during transport ("Is that a portable power pack in your pocket..." Oh, never mind.)Portable power pack provides persistent playtime
The Ansmann Portable Power Pack isn't necessarily
made just for the PSP. In fact, it'll charge pretty much anything you've got so long as it has a USB charge port, which
gives it a slight advantage over the other well-reviewed charger
we featured before. At 50 bones, this Li-Ion battery pack will grant you 10 more hours of juice and looks to be a great
buy for anyone looking to get their gaming on for those cross-country road trips or international flights, although we'd
have to mention our reservations at the resulting dialogue with having to stick this squarish peripheral in your pocket
during transport ("Is that a portable power pack in your pocket..." Oh, never mind.)
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2-03-2006 @ 4:33PM
Matt E. said...
And Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers;
A peck of pickled peppers Peter Piper picked;
If Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers,
Where's the peck of pickled peppers Peter Piper picked?
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