Arctic C1 Portable Universal Charger
May 5th, 2011 | By NivedhThe Arctic C1 comes in very simple packaging. Being see-through, you can get a good look at the device itself. Also, some of the features are clearly highlighted. It is also shown to be compatible with music players, game consoles, mobile phones, PDAs and smart phones. More detailed features and specifications can be found on the back side of the package.
I went to Arctic’s newly redesigned website to gather the features and specifications. The following were taken from the for the C1.
This is how they describe it:
The ARCTIC C1 Mobile is your portable power back-up to charge mobile phones, MP3-players and many more. It charges all your devices anytime and anywhere.
The features:
Ideal Portable Back-up Charger
Compact and lightweight, the ARCTIC C1 Mobile is the perfect portable charger. It is particularly useful and convenient for outdoor use when no power sockets are around. Just take along the USB cable and you can easily power up your dying devices.
Dual Rechargeable Capabilities
Equipped with a 4440mWh lithium-ion rechargeable battery, the ARCTIC C1 Mobile itself can be recharged via USB cable and solar energy. While the USB cable charges the device more quickly, it is the solar panel that makes this charger to be high in mobility. Take the ARCTIC C1 Mobile with you to hiking, sunbathing and camping to convert green energy to practical energy for a wide range of handheld gadgets!
Multi-Compatibility
The size and capabilities of the ARCTIC C1 Mobile is multi-compatible with a many USB-powered devices. Several adapters for major brands of mobile phones are included with purchase (Nokia, Sony Ericsson, Samsung, Mini USB), so it is extra handy for users. It also works well with other ARCTIC’s peripherals products, such as ARCTIC Sound S111, ARCTIC Sound P311, and ARCTIC Breeze Mobile. These viable options make the ARCTIC C1 Mobile to be an all-around alternative for charging multimedia devices.
Finally, the specifications:
The premise of the Arctic C1 is that it is basically an extra battery for your device. It can be charged via its built-in solar panel or manually through one of its USB ports. The 4400mWh battery can then be used to charge your device on-the-go.
What, pray tell, does this thing have to do with overclocking?
I joined this site for overclocking. Not something like this paid-for review that has not one thing to do with overclocking a computer.
You really need to get your priorities straight.
I suggest that you make yourself a little sign that says “DO NOT TOUCH – unless used for overclocking news and reviews of products that are directly used for the subject ‘Overclocking’.” Place this little sign on your keyboard and follow the instructions.