Belkin Intros New Car Chargers for iPhones, iPods

Belkin has announced its new Micro Auto Charger and Dual Auto Charger for iPod and iPhone. Users can acquire the products to charge their device's battery in their car, while adding no extra bulk to the dashboard of their vehicle, thanks to its compact design.

“Sitting nearly flush with your dashboard, the Micro Auto Charger still allows room on its lip for you to easily detach it from your dashboard,” Belkin says. “It also charges at 1 amp — ideal for iPhone devices and certain GPS systems in that it will charge at the device’s fullest power,” the company explains.

Also noted by Belkin is that the Dual Auto Charger lets you charge your iPod through one port and your cell phone in the other, simultaneously. Moreover, one quick-charge port powers at 1 amp for your iPhone, while the second port charges at 500 milliamps, supporting iPods and even other cell phones such as BlackBerry phones.

Intersted parties can check with the table below to see availability and prices for the Micro Auto Charger with Charge Sync Cable for iPod and iPhone, as well as for the Dual Auto Charger.

Dual Auto Charger – Currently available.
Micro Auto Charger – Available in early May 2009.

Micro Auto Charger with Charge Sync Cable for iPod and iPhone (F8Z446) – $19.99
Quick-charge port for fastest possible charge.
Sits nearly flush with car dashboard.
Charge Sync Cable for iPhone and iPod, 3 ft.

Micro Auto Charger (F8Z445) – $14.99
Quick-charge port for fastest possible charge.
Sits nearly flush with car dashboard.

Dual Auto Charger (F8Z280) – $29.99
Charge-and-sync cable for iPhone and iPod, 3 ft.
Works with Motorola®, BlackBerry, and any mobile phone using a mini-USB connection.
Features 2 USB ports (one port at 1A and one port at 500mA).
Quick-charge port for fastest possible charge.

Belkin International, Inc. offers an extensive range of products, designed to give computer and consumer electronics users seamless integration in their homes, cars, and on the go. In January, this year, the company was accused of faking its own product reviews (more on this here).