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Seems strange for me, too.
why dont they sell a small quick charger like others had to build by their self?
And for the glove, you can really bridge a gap in the market.
I still need one and will ask my grandma to knit one for me, maybe in noLove colors.
(Wool can be itchy,but is good for getting air to your hand)
If it looks good I will show you a picture and start to sell them.
why dont they sell a small quick charger like others had to build by their self?
And for the glove, you can really bridge a gap in the market.
I still need one and will ask my grandma to knit one for me, maybe in noLove colors.
(Wool can be itchy,but is good for getting air to your hand)
If it looks good I will show you a picture and start to sell them.
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__LenovoappshopA number of people have actually made fast, portable chargers which plug into the docking port. I have limited knowledge of electronics and no access to relevant tools, so I am unable to make one. But I would gladly purchase one if someone decides to start selling them. While the Lenovo dock is cheap in the US (and maybe Europe), it remains forbidingly expensive elsewhere. Plus it's just too much trouble carrying it around.
Flyboy23 wrote:Need a quick charger? Ever heard of using your own hands? Get a 2.5 or 3 A power supply and solder a micro usb cable onto it. No guarantee on the life span of your battery though
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