That’s where the ChargeCard comes in. This Kickstarter project by Noah Dentzel and Adam Miller is a USB cable designed to be a compact, convenient solution for space-conscious techies. It’s just three times as thick as a credit card, and you can easily store it in a wallet, a purse, or a pocket.
The simplicity and foresight of the design might be its most attractive features. One less bulky accessory sitting at the bottom of the backpack is cause for celebration alone, but the thought that went into this charger is extremely impressive.
The ChargeCard is thin enough to fit behind most iPhone cases, and its iPhone port also sticks out far enough to conform to the size of large cases as well. And as soon as the demand increased and the word began to spread about the project, the creators sprang into action to assure Blackberry and Android owners that they would be designing a Micro USB ChargeCard to work with those phones as well.
It has only been a few days, and over 2,000 backers have already nearly doubled the initial $50,000 goal of the project. There’s still plenty of time to donate money, but the pledge rewards are running out, so head over to the ChargeCard Kickstarter soon if the project interests you.
[ChargeCard via Kickstarter]
Jacob Siegal spends a vast majority of his time surrounded with and invested in technology and media, so he decided he may as well start writing about them. You can find more of his writing at Game Rant and his topical tweets @JacobSiegal.
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