Plugged In and Juiced Up

By Klkirkla

What would society be like without gadgets? It would be a savage place where video games could only be played on televisions, music could only be listened to on stereos, and phone calls could only placed on corded phones. We love tech! However, with the good comes the bad, and the world today is hopelessly plugged-in. Even this has become a bit more bearable with the introduction of the Sanctuary and the Juicebar Solar Charger.In a world that thrives on electricity, cords are inevitable. They suck, especially if you have a lot of gadgets lying around. Thank god for CableOrganizer.com, as they have the powering up and keeping it orderly solutions for even the most cable crazed technorati.

With eleven built-in connectors and a USB port, the Sanctuary is capable of charging nearly any gadget you can throw at it using only one AC adapter. All of the cords are hidden in a nice-looking desk caddy that centralizes all of your devices for a potentially more organized desk. Each of the connectors is permanently attached to the charging station so there are no tips to lose.  If you own an outrageous number of portable devices, the Sanctuary may be essential to you. It keeps all your tech charged and orderly and considering $129.95 is far cheaper than a broken leg from tripping over wires, it’s a huge bargain. It’s available in black, white or wood grain .  Buy it from Cable Organizer here.

The Juicebar

If there is a little tree-hugging hippie hiding in you somewhere, you may want to forego plugging into the power grid altogether. This is where the Juicebar Solar Charger steps in. With twelve connector tips, including a female USB tip and iPod tip, all you have to do is connect your device and sit it in the sun. That’s it.

If you’re not a complete tree hugger, you can also charge the Juicebar’s built-in battery using a USB cable so you can power your devices when there are no outlets around. Having dimensions that measure .5 X 3.75 X 1.6 inches and weighing only 2.5oz, it’s very portable. At only $50 on the Cable Organizer website here, the Juicebar is only a little more expensive than brand name chargers and is much more adaptable.