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Sunforce 50044 solar charger produces 60W of power

Last week I mentioned the new JOOS Solar charger that had been unveiled promising to produce 20X more power than other personal solar chargers on the market. That device is aimed at charging mobile phones and MP3 players. If you want a solar charger for larger items like your notebook or netbook, the Sunforce 50044 offers up to 60W of power. Read The Full Story

JOOS Orange solar charger claims 20x more power than any similar device

I'm not very green. I leave my computer running all the time, I drive a car that uses as much gas as several Prius', and I like to leave the lights on when I walk room to room. The upside is that I don’t have to worry about my car accelerating to 100mph unless I am really in a hurry. I do like the idea of solar power though, and I bet most gadget hounds do. Honestly it's not so much because the power is green, but the promise of being able to get power for my gadgets most anywhere. Read The Full Story

Odd Keystone Eco Tag marks your baggage and charges your gadgets

Every now and then, I see some gadgets that have features that just don’t seem to be at home in the same device. This Keystone Eco Tag is one of those devices. The thing is a normal luggage tag that you write your name on and connect to your suitcase. Read The Full Story

i.Tech launches SolarCharger 906 powering mobile devices from the sun

I am certainly all for devices that help me keep my power chugging iPhone and other portable devices charged up for longer periods while I am on the go. I have talked about i.Tech before when the company unveiled its cool solar charging Bluetooth headset earlier this month. Today i.Tech is back with another solar device called the SolarCharger 906. Read The Full Story

Tekkeon myPower All line of laptop batteries designed for solar chargers

Just about everyone who has traveled with a laptop for business or pleasure has wished for more run time from their battery at some point. Some computer have removable batteries that can be swapped when one goes dead, but many notebooks lack a replaceable battery, like the MacBook line. Read The Full Story

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