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Originally Posted by AJ Starr
Well, I have finally got a mobile device (as I've mentioned a few posts back) that uses a rechargeable battery. All my current mp3 players are AAA batteries.
So, I've charged it with the usb cord on my computer, and I thought of a question for those of you who know.
There are usb chargers that plug into the wall, to charge devices like this. Are they universal for volts/amps. In other words, can I use the same plug-into-the-wall usb charge for all my devices (one now, plus the Pocket Pro just as soon as it is available)?
If so, does the Pocket Pro come with a plug-into-the-wall charger? If not, I'll pick one up soon.
We miss you RobertB, hope you are (1) resting up, and (2) working hard to get the Pocket Pro, et al, ready.
AJ
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what I can tell you. usb power is always going to be the same voltagage.(as long as you are using the same verson of usb that is ie v2 right now. v3 will up it a bit.)
so a wall to usb sould work with any device you have that being said there are a number of end point of usb
the common end points are
mini, micro, usbB(full size usb).
but there is a few more that some compainys like to use to make you buy there stuff like.
ExtUSB for htc. verison uses one too dont know what it is called