Charge and store your tablet and laptop computers with the 100W VOLT C32 Smart Charging Cart by Rocstor. This charging cart holds and charges up to 32 tablets or laptops up to 15.6". Intelligent charging directs power so each device charges as quickly as possible. Secure your technology with the two front pad-lockable doors and two rear pad-lockable access panels. The cart stays mobile thanks to four 5" casters, two of which are rigid and two of which swivel 360°. Built-in cable management keeps your setup neat and clean. The unit ships fully assembled.

Charge and Store up to 32 Devices    Stores Laptops and Tablets up to 15.6"    100W Intelligent Charging Technology    Two Front Pad-Lockable Hinged Doors    Two Rear Pad-Lockable Access Panels    Four 5" Medical Grade Casters    Two Fixed & Two 360° Swivel Casters    Built-In Cable Management    Ships Fully Assembled

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can one use this simply as a stereo mic amplifier with a 9v battery and no USB connection?

A: The ART USB Dual Pre can operate as a standalone mic preamp using 9V battery or AC power.

Q: 2. will sitting my Sony TV (32" - 11 pounds) on top of the soundbar cause it damage of affect the sound?

A: It is not ideal to place a TV directly on top of the Yamaha SR-C20A 100W Stereo Soundbar. Part of this soundbar projects sound upwards, so a solid object resting on top of it can block some of the higher frequencies, leading to a muddier sound. It is best to place a soundbar right in front of a TV rather than under it.

Q: 3. Do I need the extension cord to attach to an outlet?

A: This fixture comes with an Edison cable attached to it. An extension cable would only be needed if the built in cable cannot reach your outlet.

Q: 4. How do you insert the bulb and attach the barn door?

A: The top of the light opened up and the bulb just twest in. The barn doors just slide in to the tracks after you turn the top LACH

Q: 5. does it work with a mouse?

A: No, a mouse would not be included with this product.

Q: 6. This looks like a 3d printed part, is it? The reason I ask is I want a nicer injection molded part for this use, if possible.

A: Unsure of the manufacturing process, but it does seem and feel as if it was 3D printed.

Q: 7. What are the advantages of this product compared to competitors?

A: APC offers B&H customers the same quality and protection that we deliver to Fortune 500 companies, organizations, universities, home consumers and the +20 million installed base customers. They offer uninterruptible power supplies (battery backups) that enable you to have access to your PC and home network during power outages, and the APC Back-UPS 850VA with 2 USB Charging Ports is no exception.

Q: 8. I'm getting really low monitoring through headphones on this. even turned up to 10 and balanced to hear the preamp only. Does anyone else have this issue?

A: I haven't heard of this issue per-say. The first thing I'd look at would be the impedance specification on my headphones. If it's on the high side, I'd consider getting a headphone amp, or headphones with a lower impedance.

Q: 9. What's the advantage of PTMM Pre-Trigger Adapter?It says Pre-Trigger Keeps Camera Awake and Ready, but the same thing happens when only using the cable (PocketWizard CM-E3-ACC-1 Remote Camera Cable) with PocketWizard Plus III without any additional adapter.I don't understand!

A: Do you want the camera to take the time to focus before the shutter opens? Or, would you rather the camera fire at the instant you command so with the remote, say because you manually prefocused on a stationary subject? With this item you can quickly choose and change your mind as needed.

Q: 10. Hello,I need a lightweight battery powered preamp. It will be used for nature sounds recording with a matched pair Rode NT5 and a Tascam DP008EX recorder. This preamp doesn't have XLR outs bu 1/4'', and the recorder has 2 1/4'' inputs. Is it possible to use this preamp with my recorder?Thanks!Dani

A: Hi Dani,Yes, you can use the 1/4 outputs from the preamplifier to directly drive the 1/4 inputs in your recorder. you only need to buy or build two simple cables with plugs at both ends. As far as signal voltage levels are concerned, I don't expect any problem because you can comfortably adjust the preamplifier monitor level to prevent saturation of your recorder inputs (by the way, the 1/4 outputs and the 1/8 outputs both depend on the monitor knob). As far as equalization is concerned, I don't expect a problem either, assuming the recorder inputs have a flat response - i.e. are not designed for musical instruments (if the latter applies, you might need re-equalization during recording or playback, but I'd not consider this as a drawback). Therefore, this wonderful preamplifier meets your needs. Cheers from Italy.