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Old 06-03-2014, 10:26 AM   #24048
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Originally Posted by kindlekitten View Post
Sometimes I think my brain comes up with self determined"truths" that don't necessarily exist simply because it is so overwhelmingly illogical to me for things to continue down the other path (have I completely lost everyone yet ). In this particular case it's charging cords. I thought some kind of standardized agreement had been reached that all charging cords would be/have a common end. (Yeah just upgraded phone yesterday). So up until now, phone, blue tooth, Kindle, have all used the same cord, and now all of a sudden we have a crayon of a different colour. ... I seem to remember a bit of a clamor when the last big iphone came out.

Anyone have any input, or have I once again been spending time on another planet?
Don't know about the law, but I do know that I set up a charging station with four different cords. I used Bulldog paper clamps fastened to the edge of a shelf with one cord routed through the 'wing' of each clamp and the wires going behind the shelf to keep them out of the way. There is a Lightning cord for an iPhone 5 and mini-iPad, a 30-pin plug for a regular iPad, and two micro USB plugs for the e-readers. No wiring visible unless something it plugged in. Only the plugs can be seen sticking up. This image isn't mine, but it's what I am using.




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