Anker Powerhouse 200

Power specialists Anker have introduced a new version of their gigantic portable battery. It is now smaller, lighter, and almost half the price! The PowerHouse 200 offers a slightly sleeker look with 200Wh of power inside capable of charging laptops, tablets, and phones multiple times, or even running small appliances for hours. It features a 12V car outlet, USB-C PD port, two USB 3.0 ports, and a 110V AC outlet to charge all your power hungry gadgets whilst out in the wild. The small display up top makes it easy to keep track of just how much charge you have.

ETCH A SKETCH IPAD CASE

This is a fun idea, who didn´t have one of these when growing up? To celebrate Etch a Sketch´s 50th birthday, the company is selling ipad cases resembling the famous toy that sold 150 million units worldwide. It not only makes your Ipad look diferent from all the rest, it protects it with impact resistant plastic. It also features rubber feet and a felt backing gently that cradles your iPad....
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SQUARE REGISTER | TURN YOUR IPAD INTO A REGISTER

We have written before about Square, an accessory that turns iGadgets into credit card readers. Now, as an effort to kill of cash registers, Square have launched the Square Register. The software allows merchants to add their products easily, creating shortcuts to favorite/best selling and accepting payments with cards, money or even with the Square Card Case. With it, you can also track your sales history and detailed analysis in real time of the number...
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RavPower Tiny Wall Charger

RavPower have introduced the smallest 61W USB-C charger on the market. 50% smaller than a MacBook Pro charger, the tiny wall adapter is easily capable of charging an iPhone, a MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, new iPad Pro, Nintendo Switch and more. The 61W PD 3.0 GaN Wall Charger powers your devices at an unprecedented speeds up to 2.5 times faster than the standard chargers. It also has flip up prongs to make it ideal for travel. Available in two colors: black or white. ...
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