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iphone charger that you don't plug into the phon


Question Posted Wednesday May 23 2012, 6:10 pm

My best friend said she saw some where that their are iphone chargers that are just like a pad that you set your phone and or ipod on and it charges it. is this so? and where could I find one? she wants it for her birthday at the end of the month

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Xui answered Friday May 25 2012, 8:47 pm:
Yes, They sell them at any phone carrier store such as verizon, at&t etc. Mine was 83 bucks.

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