It can charge a variety of gadgets via USB port, first of all, always useful, and it works by extracting the hydrogen from water and storing it in special cartridges, which are then moved inside the Hydrofill MiniPak. It’s eco-friendly, low-impact and uses water to charge batteries rather than electricity, something eco-fanatics should be quite thrilled by, indeed.

No precise pricing or availability info has been released at this time, but the company expects it to be released around the end of the year or so.

The device has an built-in Lithium battery to power anything that can be juiced via USB, and that includes cell phones, MP3 players, and GPS gadgets.

The holder is made of real leather and even includes a slot for business cards and the like. It’ll run you $26.68 to acquire this cool little holder.

You have room for three gadgets, and all you do is plug in the valet, and there’s three built in cords, ready to charge any type of device. It even comes with 5 typically used power tips dedicated to certain types of chargers: Apple, Micro USB, Mini USB, Samsung and LG. Nice touch.

It folds up and closes magnetically, and is easy to carry anywhere on the go; perfect for those road warriors with a lot of gadgets to carry and little room to store them all.

You can obtain this slick idea from the Sharper Image website for $49.99, not too bad really.

Well actually, it will quickly recharge your AA batteries using a car’s cigarette lighter adapter, which is nice for those always on the run in the car (digital cameras on vacation, etc).

There is even a LED light built into the charger itself to read maps or directions by and the socket pivots with almost a full range of motion so you can always find the best way to plug it in.

This one retails at $12.49, and comes with two rechargeable batteries, so that isn’t a bad deal.

This charger includes multiple “tips” that work with about 95% of netbook computers out there right now, so you’ll always have power for your beloved unit no matter where you go off to.

In addition, it includes a USB cable for charging all manner of cell phones, MP3 players, digital cameras and any other USB chargable device you can carry with you.

The iGo Netbook Anywhere Charger will run you $69.99, so its best to buy it for veteran road warriors that really need it.

The device is durable, weatherproof and tough, so you can take it wherever you go, no matter how rugged the climate.

It even comes with an AC adapter ready to go, pre-charged, so you can just get it and go. Available in two colors: green and black. The Kinesis K3 is one of those cool ideas you wish you had though of, and is retail priced at $99.95 USD.

This palm-sized object can be used pretty much anywhere in the world that has a power outlet available, since it features US, UK, Australian and European adapters plus a car charging plug too. So this one is great for the road warriors among you who need to keep their gadgets charged anywhere in the world.

The gadget works with 12-24V DC power or 100-240V AC power to make it even more international. It even builds in security with over-current and short-circuit protection.

There’s even 9 colors to choose from, and the pre-order is available now for $37/£20.

Takumi’s Icon Socket is a very slickly designed round power strip with a giant plug logo on the front, in case you weren’t sure what it was for. It can take up to four devices plugged in at once, and the design is round so that things can fit on there without taking the real estate a typical strip does.

The socket has a magnet on its back, so you can mount it on the legs of your desk, or on your file cabinet for easy reach. This sells for 3,150 Yen ($34) at Amazon.

The Charging Tube can charge up to 4 different devices at one time, making it a one stop place for all of your whiz-bang gizmos to charge once again.  It comes with 5 charging adapters: the iPod/iPhone, Micro USB, Mini USB, LG Chocolate and Samsung SCH.

The really cool thing about this deal: you can order the one you need from their website free of charge for your exact gadget.  The whole tube plugs in through the AC adapter and on the tube itself is a light to indicate that it’s on or not.

You can grab this handy gadget for $29.95.

Just shut off the TV and it will automatically sense that the TV is shut off and turn off any electronics plugged into the device as well. All by itself; no extra effort required.

This is especially useful if you have consoles and such plugged into your TV, like an XBox or PlayStation3. This handy little device will run you $34.95, but in the long run would save you many pennies when your electricity bill comes.