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Tesla releases a sleek but slow wireless charger for your smartphone - The Verge
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Tesla's portable phone-charging battery will complement your Tesla-branded life - The Verge
Mobile Connector | Tesla
3D Printable Tesla Model S Phone Charging Bay by Silo Entertainment
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