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"    After using the Powermat phone charger, I began to wonder how I could&amp;#039;ve ever charged my phone any other way. By simply placing your phone on the mat, it begins to charge. There&amp;#039;s no threat that small, delicate components will break off when you plug your phone into its charger, rendering your phone useless. The device even uses &amp;quot;smart&amp;quot; charging technology that senses when your device is fully charged and stops sending it power, saving energy and protecting against overcharging. The Powermat also eliminates the desk-cluttering charger wire. The only additional accessory required is a power mat receiver, designed to be integrated onto or into the device to enable it for wireless charging. For most compatible devices, the receiver comes in the form of a &amp;quot;receiver door&amp;quot;, which is just a new cover for the back of the device. In the case of the iPhone, the receiver is built into a protective phone casing. The latest editions of the receivers are slimmer and lighter than ever before.    If you already have a Powermat, you can enable other devices by simply purchasing receiver accessories as they become available for around $40 each, depending on the type of device you have. If Powermat doesn&amp;#039;t have a receiver for your device yet, you can still charge it wirelessly with Powermat&amp;#039;s universal receiver, the PowerCube. Available online for $39.99, it comes with 8 &amp;quot;tips&amp;quot; that work with over a thousand different devices including Bluetooth Headsets, GPSs, E-Readers, Portable Game Consoles, Phones and Cameras. The popularity of Powermat&amp;#039;s wireless charging system has led the company to expand its line of device compatible receivers to include most smart phones like the iPhone 4, HTC&amp;#039;s Evo and HD2, the Motorola Droid X, the Blackberry Bold 9700 series, the Blackberry Curve 8500/9300 series and the Nokia N97. On the charging station front, Powermat&amp;#039;s newest editions allow multiple devices to be charged at once; two on the Powermat 2x ($59.99) and three on the Powermat 3x ($99.99). The Powermat 2x also comes in a portable edition with a built in battery that can provide two full charges without using a power source for $129.99.  Powermat&amp;#039;s &amp;quot;bundled&amp;quot; solutions, which offer more than one product together for a reduced price, have also increased to include combo deals for iPhones, HTC, Motorola&amp;#039;s Droid, Blackberry phones and the Powermat 2x. These bundles include a receiver and a mat on which to charge your phone and are all priced between $49.99 and $99.99. Check out their website for more info and take a look at our cell phone buying guide if you&amp;#039;re in the market for a new one. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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