Just Mobile Releases Three Cutting-Edge Accessories for Mobile Devices
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- Published: Thursday, 11 March 2010 04:29
Berlin, Germany - (March 8, 2010) – Just Mobile, designers of advanced accessories to complement your mobile lifestyle, debuts a new line of electronic solutions for today’s most widely used mobile devices. The Lounge, Xtand Go, and Gum Plus all feature unique design elements and a sleek appearance, providing consumers mobile freedom with a stylish flare. These latest accessories are compatible with the iPhone, iPod, and most Smartphones to provide convenient, on-the-go solutions. The Lounge, a tools® design from Denmark, is a stylish stand that secures the iPhone 3GS/3G on desktops or dashboards – allowing consumers to treat their iPhones as a GPS. Now, users can view driving directions and watch videos, hands-free. Indulging in standard iPhone features is also an option with the side controls and dock connector still being accessible. $49.99 The Xtand Go provides a similar solution but is specifically designed with travelers in mind. This innovative mobile holder is compatible with the iPhone, other Smartphones or navigation devices, and is designed for car windshields or dashboards. The rear “X” holder and folding arm allows devices to be rotated horizontally and vertically. This holder features a lightweight, stylish appearance, adding aesthetic appeal to any journey. $39.99 The Gum Plus offers users the ultimate in battery power. A compact, sleek back-up battery designed to maintain the life of iPhones, iPods, Smartphones, and other USB powered devices. This high-performance device ensures the enjoyment of more talk, internet, and music. $69.99“Our philosophy at Just Mobile is to deliver a wide range of high-quality, ground-breaking accessories for the mobile lifestyle,” said Erich Huang, Managing Director, Just Mobile. “Each product is designed to exhibit a clean modern look, and provide practical solutions for our customers.”
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