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AViiQ unveils new accessories at the CES

AViiQ, the accessory maker which Portable Charging Station we covered in the past, unveiled new products at the CES in Las Vegas. Without further ado, here’s what they got:

Slim Surge Protector (1) – Touted as the first ever foldable charger and surge protector, it eliminates protruding connectors when not in use. It can handle up to three AC and two USB devices while using only one electrical plug. Ready Clips (2) – Bendable way of eliminating tangled cables while charging or transferring data on any Micro USB, Mini USB or Apple dock devices. Quick Change (3) – This “Swiss army cable for USB devices” blends the practicality of AViiQ’s Ready Clips in a 3-in1 USB clip with support for Micro USB, Mini USB or Apple dock ports.

Tips for European Travel

1. My trips have been to Europe, not Botswana…it’s still “the western world,” so they have stores and electricity. For non-critical things (not meds, etc.), you can always go to the store. It ends up being a really cool cultural experience…as long as you keep that in mind and roll with it.

2. Invest in some decent luggage. My wife and I purchased a pretty good (not awesome, not outrageously expensive) set years ago and it’s held up great. One universal truth wherever you go: you get what you pay for.

3. I’ve also invested in…and I see it as that…some travel tools:

-  My cell phone is international-capable, generally meaning it handles GSM. ( Huge series on international cell phones .) This means it’ll connect to international cell phone systems. Many new phones have it as a free, added feature. You still pay international rates, which can be pricey. Think about getting a SIM with a local number at your destination.

- A good money belt is essential. The nicer ones have a plastic lining so your passport and money don’t get sweaty.