Innergie 95W Universal Adapter (New) for $29.99 + $5.00 shipping
Multi Purpose Universal Adapter: Carry one single adapter to power up your notebook and USB chargeable devices at the same time
Fast USB Charging x 2: With specially designed USB power ports. It gives you the capability of charging all your standard USB devices two at a time
Energy Saving: With extremely high power efficiency, you can reduce your energy costs and reduce your CO2 emission
Multi Built-in Protections: Never worry about unstable voltage anymore, the built-in protections ensure Innergie products are safer than ever
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Not a bad price for a new universal adapter. Woot had posted a Targus recertified one for $9.99 + $5 shipping a month ago though.
And if ya don't feel like splicing wires, these are a great alternative to making your own out of scraps you find in the closet!
Just as a for instance.. I got a new hp laptop adapter on e-bay for $6.97 delivered last week. shipped from So. Cal. I realize the multi plug aspect is a plus for some but you could buy a couple for less $
@videowallart: And that's great if all you've got are devices that only take that one input!
Need something like this for a portable dvd player would it work. I'd hate to waste 30 bucks if not
BEWARE OF CHEAP ADAPTERS : http://www.arcfn.com/2012/10/a-dozen-usb-chargers-in-lab-apple-is.html
@isuftin: Funny thing is... the company sells different models. so unless you have over 5 laptops that you are never going to want to use at the same time...
@rulzwrld: I saw that article, good one. I have a little experience with a knock-off Apple Cube adapter, and I do concur. Also, I wooted the HP TouchPad and found a good deal on the charging stand, so I even have a spare HP TouchPad adapter, which is the top shelf in their tests.
@jhaywire: Props for mentioning the hacker method! I have the pieces, soldering iron, heat-shrink tubing, etc. to Frankenstein up a 95W adapter for my girlfriend's Dell...

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