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Ben Allen | On 08, Apr 2013 The small niche company called Cambrionix from Cambridge were showing off some of there latest products at the Gadget Show Live 2013. Their newest product, the Cambrionix series8, is the ultimate in USB charging. It aims to fulfil the requirements of a multitude of charges with one simple device. We too a look at their product to let you know what we thought of it. The clever little series8 packs in a massive 8 usb Read more

We are now on-track to deliver sample units of our latest series8 product to qualifying distributors, blogs, gadget shows and other influential sources. To register your interest in the series8 product do drop us an email at: enquiries@cambrionix.com You can find more information and a short video about the series8 at the following link: http://cambrionix.com/cambrionix_products/series8-very-intelligent-charging/ We hope to hear from you soon!

It was another very successful year for the company with increased turnover and good cash generation. The company has made significant progress in the year in building up the management team, improving its supply chain management and investing heavily in Research and Development. This has resulted in new improved products being brought to market which is forecast to lead to strong growth. The market in which the company operates is expanding massively over the next few years and the company Read more

When Cambrionix was founded back in 2007 we always had the clear goal of making it simple for users to manage and charge portable devices. Everything from Smartphones, MP3 players and cameras right up to Android, iOS and Windows tablets, as well as anything else which is US chargeable. In 2010, the EU and IEC standard called EU62684 defined an interoperability spec for chargers designed for cellular phones. This standard was approved by a number of manufacturers such as Apple, Read more

The new Universal PP15 prototype board has arrived for testing! The PP15 Universal USB multiport charger will charge any USB chargeable device, including Smartphones, tablets, sat navs, MP3/MP4 players, headsets, handheld game consuls, cameras and many more.  

Cambrionix, the UK based leaders in Mobile Technology Charging and Connectivity has announced the launch of the latest addition to it’s world leading range of Charge and Sync components, the U8 USB3.0 charge and sync. Read more

Published on PRWeb.com Most people at sometime or other looked at the number of chargers on the desk and wondered, “Wouldn’t it be great if we could have just one charger for everything”. The Cambrionix U8S multi port USB charging station solves the problem, You can safely charge multiple devices, in the fastest possible manner, with no danger to gadget and devices and no negative effect on battery life. Cambrionix, the Cambridge based technology company is well known in the Read more

“My iPad charge and sync case charges 16 iPads at 2Amps so how can it only consume a couple of Amps from the 110/240V outlet?” This is question we get asked regularly by clients and it’s a perfectly valid question! In this document we will explain how this is possible and the simple maths behind it. It’s beyond the scope of this document to explain all terms fully (the examples and figures are simplified) but we have added some links Read more

Why do Amps matter? In this day and age of USB charging it is important, as a customer, to understand why ‘Amps’ matter. It’s beyond the scope of this document to explain what ‘Amps’ are but we will explain why you need to take notice when they are mentioned on charge/sync cart/case specification sheets. Would you charge your iPad using a Nokia charger?  If not, why?  Why does it matter? Cambrionix Ltd, Leaders in mobile technology charging and connectivity, have Read more

Thanks! New iPads There are occasions in everyone’s life when a tsunami of emotions overcomes you and you are powerless to control them. This is as true for a Headteacher as it is for anyone else. All too often the emotions people express are negative – we complain when service is poor; the train is late or someone was rude. Quite often our frustration really lies with our own impatience and intolerance and we spend far less time accentuating what Read more