AUSTIN, TX, March 12, 2014 (Press-News.org) Get OFF the Grid & Stop Sucking Energy - Smart Charging for a Mobile World. An Austin start-up company, Vampire Labs, has solved Vampire Energy Loss in the most ubiquitous of products - mobile devices. The Vampire Proof Mobile Charger is a breakthrough in smart charging as current mobile chargers (phone, tablet, etc.) continue to suck energy off the grid when they are left plugged in and disconnected from your mobile device - this is known as Vampire Energy Loss. Just think about the energy waste impact for the billions of chargers that are plugged in all over the world; this energy waste affects all of us - extremely bad for the environment causing extra CO2 production. So, to sum it up: Vampire Energy Loss Sucks!
With the Kickstarter campaign, Vampire Labs is unveiling a simple and sleek, 2-USB port Vampire Proof smart charger that will stop wasted energy. This campaign will enable Vampire Labs to manufacture Vampire Proof chargers on a larger scale. In turn, your pledge will empower you to stop Vampire Energy Loss with the Vampire Proof charger - saving money and decreasing our footprint. Saving global energy that is otherwise wasted is just smart.
Vampire Labs is offering a great pre-order Kickstarter prices starting at $25.00. The link to the Kickstarter page is: http://kck.st/1hT43a3
For more information:
Jaclyn Olivas
Jaclyn@vampirelabs.com
Vampire Labs was founded in Austin, TX, by a handful of pioneering talents focused on ending vampire energy loss with innovations designed to save energy on a massive scale at minimal cost. To date, Vampire Labs has around a dozen issued or pending patents for technology that eliminates vampire energy loss in mobile device battery chargers, external power supplies, and microprocessor cores. Parties interested in Vampire Proof technology should visit http://www.vampirelabs.com to learn more.
1st Patented Mobile Vampire Proof Charger Starts Kickstarter Campaign During SXSW!
Currently one of the top 4 most popular projects on Kickstarter in the technology category and 50% funded in just 2 days!
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