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Oregon Scientific Time and Wireless Charging Station+ (photos)

Oregon Scientific Time and Wireless Charging Station+ provides a neat way to charge your iPhone and can also give you weather forecasts. Get a closer look in CNET's photo gallery from CES.

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Time and Wireless Charging Station+

The Time and Wireless Charging Station+ is a Qi-enabled charging station for the iPhone, as well as a clock and weather station. Oregon Scientific did not announce a release date at this time, but it will retail for $129.
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Qi sleeve

By slipping your iPhone into the Qi-enabled sleeve, you can simply place the phone on the charging pad and juice up your mobile without the mess of wires.
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Weather station

In addition to being a charging dock for your iPhone, the Time and Wireless Charging Station+ provides indoor and outdoor temperature readings and weather forecasts based on barometric pressure.
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Projection clock

But wait, there's more! It also projects the time.
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Time and Wireless Charging Station

There is also a step-down model for $109.99. It lacks weather forecasts and the projection clock feature but shares the rest of the functions of the plus model.
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