Classic Straight USB Cable for the Toshiba e400 with Power Hot Sync and Charge capabilities - Gomadic Brand w/ TipExchange Technology

Classic Straight USB Cable for the Toshiba e400 with Power Hot Sync and Charge capabilities - Gomadic Brand w/ TipExchange Technology

 
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Charge your mobile devices while synchronizing data with one cable custom designed to work with our TipExchange Technology that enables hundreds of mobile devices to work with the same cable (Tip Included). Cut loose the rest of those cords to make this cable the hub of your mobile workstation and enjoy a minimalist workspace anywhere you go. When your device is fully charged simply remove the device and custom tip and replace it with any of your other mobile accessories. In addition; this product; like all Gomadic products; is backed by a lifetime warranty.
Product Details
  • Feature:
  • Simultaneously synchronize and recharge your device; 2 in 1 USB data cable
  • Professionally engineered and built; full lifetime warranty
  • TipExchange Technology protects investment providing means to upgrade charger tips at lower cost
  • Removable tips allow cables to be used for other devices (Tip Included)
  • Professionally engineered and built; full lifetime warranty
  • Brand: Gomadic for the Toshiba e400
  • EAN: 0842623003392
  • Label: Gomadic
  • Manufacturer: Gomadic
  • MPN: SCS-0331-22
  • PackageQuantity: 1
  • ProductGroup: CE
  • ProductTypeName: CONSUMER_ELECTRONICS
  • Publisher: Gomadic
  • Studio: Gomadic
  • UPC: 842623003392

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