Whether you're at home, at the office, or on the road, you may find it difficult to continue your day without your cell phone, laptop, iPod, or PSP. Instant communication and other wireless diversions might be fast, fun, and exciting, but all those cords, adapters, and chargers can be a drag. If only keeping all those devices charged at all times were as easy as laying them down.

The soon-to-be-released WildCharger will be all you need to charge a variety of mobile electronic devices at once, and the process will be as simple as setting everything down on your desk or table. You'll only have to plug the WildCharger pad into an outlet and set as many electronic devices as you would like charged (that will physically fit) on the pad. Of course, you will have to fit each device with a WildCharger adapter first, but it will still make for lighter travel and more efficient organization overall. Even if the power requirements are different for each item, you will still be able to charge them simultaneously.

The charging pad is less than 0.1" thick, can be set on any flat surface (including an airplane seat tray), and can be rolled for convenient carrying. The light and flexible nature of the WildCharger is one of several features that make this wireless charger unique. The adapter can be immediately incorporated into any mobile electronic device to access the instant and constant flow of power from the charging pad, which will be available in varying sizes.

WildCharge, Inc., started to break new ground in wire-free electric power innovations in 2005. Reviewed in PC World, The Boston Globe, and The Arizona Republic, the anticipated WildCharger will be released July 7, 2007, priced between $39 and $100, and sold exclusively through www.wildcharge.com.

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