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USB PowerBanks are portable USB Chargers and battery packs for charging your iPhone / Smartphone, iPad / Tablet and other gadgets like GPS, Camera, Bluetooth devices, Travel speakers, headsets, gaming devices etc. - Just connect your devices to the USB ports and you will always have plenty of juice on the go!

The ultimate anti-theft backpack with a combination lock, water-resistant materials, and thermo-insulated compartments. Protect your belongings with style and comfort.

The Chill Voyage backpack from Danish Chill is a bag that combines lightness, functionality, aesthetics and sustainability. An ultra-light and water-resistant backpack design of only 785 grams, which has space for both Notebook PC and Tablet/iPad. In addition, a separated head compartment with plenty of space. Stylish Nordic design with foam-padded mesh ventilation system, two padded handles, a USB charging port and zipped card pocket. The Chill Voyage backpack is available in both gray and black versions.

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/en/search?controller=search&s=voyageChill Innovation have introduced a waterproof anti-theft backpack with Code Lock that offers innovative features and materials in exciting Scandinavian design. The Chill Stealth bag not only protects against pickpockets, but is also water-repellent, thermo-insulated, and has self-adjusting volume. It also offers USB charging, RFID secured card pockets, Key Chain and plenty of space for both laptop and iPad / tablet and more.

There are many different types of USB cables, and it is not always easy to know which one to use. In this guide, we will list the most commonly used types of USB cables today mainly for charging USB-based phones, tablets, computers, cameras, etc.

Scandinavian Chill Innovation has launched a new wireless stereo Bluetooth V4 speaker focusing on latest technology, good specifications and an uncompromising design.

The Bluetooth technology is becoming more and more popular as wireless communications over short distances. But what exactly is it and how can I use it?