http://mashable.com/2013/01/07/nectar-mobile-powe/
Does anyone see this as a viable option? At $299, the device itself is very expensive. Then there is the Nectar power charge cartridge at $10. Sounds like a battery. An expensive battery with restricted availability ("exclusively at Brookstone", at least initially).
For $299 any number of cheaper alternatives are available, some taking inexpensive, widely available AA batteries, others containing rechargeable batteries.
A quick search revealed some alternatives, all under $150, which will not only recharge your phone & tablet, but your laptop as well. The 36,000 mAh models will definitely keep you phone running for "up to 2 weeks" for a lot less than $10.
Some of the many alternatives:
http://www.amazon.com/Energizer-XP18000-Universal-External-Netbooks/dp/B002K8M9HC
Or this:
http://hhg2tech.blogspot.com.au/2013/01/misemet-rpod-multifunction-electronic.html?m=1
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