Lilliputian Systems announces sampling of USB 3.0 Nectar™ mobile power system

BOSTON, USA: Lilliputian Systems, Inc., a developer of portable power products for consumer electronics, is currently sampling the new Nectar™ 3.0 Mobile Power System and hosting prospective partner and investor demo meetings at CES.

"We are tremendously excited to introduce our revolutionary USB 3.0 Nectar™ device," said Lilliputian CEO Sohail Khan.

"Our original Nectar™ USB 2.0 system was an absolute game changer for today's smartphones and other portable electronics. With the introduction of the higher-power Nectar™ USB 3.0 system, users can take advantage of even faster charging speeds in smartphones and tablets, both today and well into the future. This new generation product, together with our recent increases in power delivery, solidifies Nectar™ and our Silicon Power Cell™ as the only platform that truly addresses the challenge of keeping today's mobile devices powered - a problem that is getting increasingly worse in our always connected world."

The Nectar™ 3.0 Mobile Power System is a compact, lightweight and highly portable device that powers and charges virtually any of the billions of consumer electronic devices - smart phones, tablets, eReaders, mp3 players, Bluetooth headsets, digital cameras, etc.- that comply with the USB 3.0 power standard.

This revolutionary product keeps consumer electronic devices powered for up to two weeks with a single, light weight Nectar Pod™ power cartridge. Each easy-to-use one ounce Nectar Pod contains 50 watt hours of energy. Consumers will be secure in knowing that their next charge is always available and they no longer need to rely on, or hunt for, traditional wall outlets to charge their portable electronics.

Both the Nectar™ Mobile Power System and Nectar Pods cartridges have been approved for carry-on and use aboard regular commercial aircraft by the UN International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) and U.S. Department of Transportation. Additionally, Nectar significantly reduces the need for consumers to travel with cables, power adapters, and spare batteries; lightening the load and offering the first truly portable solution to the myriad of mobile power challenges faced by today's consumer.