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External Battery company, Hypermac showed off new products which look to extend battery life for many Apple products. The company has released external batteries for MacBook lines before, but are looking to expand.
At CES 2010, the company introduced new products designed especially for the iPhone, iPod, and iPod Touch. The new line comes in three various sizes – the Nano, the Micro, and the Mini. They will come in 9 different colors and be available for purchase in March.
The first device, the Hypermac Nano, is designed to exclusively charge the iPhone, iPod, and iPod Touch and will retail for $39.99.
The Hypermac Micro is the next largest in the line, and will be able to charge any device with a USB port. At release, the device will cost $59.99.
The final product shown off at CES 2010, was the HyperMac Mini. This is the largest of the products in the new line and will cost $79.99.
Batterygeek.net has had these batteries for eons, though only in black, for a lot less money. Same size, same case shape, probably the same battery, though it’s hard to tell since the HyperMac site is more interested in displaying their models holding the batteries, as opposed to showing the batteries themselves. HyperMac also claims to have the world’s only external battery which works with all MacBooks and iPhones which is obviously not the truth.