An announcement by Innergie reveals that the company has partnered with Green Plug to introduce a new Greentalk enabled mCube90G adapter. A convenient and green alternative, the universal power hub comes in a trendy design too.
In a distinct two piece design, the Innergie mCube90G takes the shape of a compact adapter on detaching the smaller Auto/Air adapter. The adapter is cable of charging multiple devices with different voltage and energy needs. In addition to this the power hub interestingly prevents devices that are fully charged to draw power from it.
P.S. Tang, Senior Director, Innergie, commented, “Innergie was attracted to Green Plug because the open systems power interface provides for connectivity to an unlimited range of consumer electronics products. In the future, when more CE products adopt the royalty-free open systems power interface, powering these devices will be much more convenient thanks to Greentalk, the digital collaboration power protocol.â€
“Of all the universal power supplies on the market, the Innergie mCube90G is by far the most stylish and versatile,” added Frank Paniagua, Jr., CEO and founder, Green Plug.
With a port for standard AC notebook cable, the Greentalk enabled power hub also features removable tips and a special USB port for even quick charging of portable. Pretty much based on the open energy communication standard developed by Greenplug, the adapter can effortlessly charge notebooks that draw around 18-21 volts and 65 watts of energy.
The novel mCube90G universal adapter will be showcased at 2009 International CES. While there is no exact release date, the power hub should sell for approximately $130.
