Interview with Jason Mainella creator of Skinny Charge

This is my interview with Jason Mainella, the  creator of  Skinny Charge power that fits in your wallet:
DR What got you interested in starting a new product and can you tell me about it , Share your story?

I’ve always been interested in technology trends. What’s new, what’s hot, what’s coming soon, that’s always been what I like since I was a kid. Developing new tech products is something I’m passionate about so it was a super easy decision for me to start SkinnyCharge once I had the idea. And usually once I get an idea that i find cool I try and develop it in the best way possible to share it with everyone.

DR What are some key advantage to use Skinny charge. What difference with similar products on the market?

The best advantage to using skinny charge in my eyes is the fact that none of your electronic devices will ever have to die on you again. It’s so frustrating for me especially as someone who has so many gadgets with them at all times to be without one them. I can’t even tell you how many times my phone has died on me right when I needed it the most.

The main difference between Skinny Charge versus other products similar to it is its portability, obviously its skinniness. And its also multi-functionally its a charging cable for almost any electronic, a data sync cable, an SD card reader, and an LED light.

DR How much money you need to raise and by when?

Right now my Indiegogo project campaign is asking for 10,000$ in order to finish first production costs. That campaign ends on October 13th at midnight.

DR Where can anyone interested make a donation and found out more about your campaign.

Indiegogo.com is where you would go to make a donation. Theres a video and lots of info on the product. And you can also visitskinny charge.com.

DR Any last words ? What are your plans for 2014 and beyond from when you have the budget to launch

Plans for 2014-2015 will be to launch version 2 of the Skynny Charge, with a pre-built memory in the card  so users can store all their data as well   

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