Duracell plans to launch a line of "Smart Power" products, including a multi-purpose charging platform, it announced this weekend.
The flagship product of the range is the myGrid pad, which can charge a range of devices from phones to mp3 players without wires.
By attaching what Duracell is calling a "power clip" to a device, users can place it onto the pad and it will begin to charge it wirelessly. It will come with clips for BlackBerry, Nokia and Motorola phones as standard.
Rick June, vice president of Duracell in North America, said in a statement: "Our new personal power solutions allow consumers the freedom to live their lives without the limits of staying tethered to today's power grid. It is charging made simple."
The gadget will start shipping in October. Duracell has suggested a price of $79.99 (48.45) for the pad with extra power clips selling for $34.99.
Other products in the "Smart Power" range will include chargers for car cup holders, a pocket sized USB charger and a "Daylite" LED torch.
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