Logitech introduced the Logitech® Wireless Solar Keyboard K750 that powers itself whenever there’s light, even indoors. Mentioned as the company’s first light-powered keyboard, the K750 keyboard is expected to be available in the U.S. and Europe in November 2010 for a suggested retail price of $79.99 (U.S.). Highlights: 1/3-inch thick, Logitech Incurve keys, and Logitech Advanced 2.4 GHz wireless connectivity that includes 128-bit AES encryption.
This is it, the solar panel that I looking for. I can bring it wherever I go to save me whenever I get power loss. It’s portable and very handy, thank to Sanyo who make this Eneloop Portable Solar. But it’s not clear yet about how and when I can get one.
I would like to tell you about the Devotec Solar Sound. It is a new and totally unique product, being the first solar powered Bluetooth stereo speaker system available on the global market. The in-built solar panel can keep the music going for hours and it is fully compatible with all the latest cellphones such as the iPhone.
The Samsung E1107 Crest phone comes with a solar panel on the back side. The panel is designed to charge its 800 mAh battery. But it seems the panel won’t save you much because to get 5-10 minutes of extra talk-time, you need to place the phone 1 hour under the sun. Highlights: Dual-band GSM (900/1800 MHz), 1.52-inch display with 128 x 128 resolution, FM Radio, MP3 ringtones, Built-in flashlight, and Mobile Tracker.
The Solar Keychain has double function to help your life easier. Beside its main as a real keychain, the Solar Keychain is designed to be your emergency power for your phone 24/7. Available from firebox.com, this device priced at $22.75.
I wonder if this clip fan really useful, but it seems interesting. Powered by solar, this light weight fan available from Brando with $10 price-tag. Fan diameter: 7.3 cm.
Keep Charged up Anywhere With The Latest Devotec Solar Charger
Devotec Industries are proud to announce their smallest and lightest charger yet! Weighing in at a slim 80g and measuring about the same as a 1st gen Ipod Nano, the new solar charger still packs enough energy in its 1800mAh Lith-ion battery to charge a phone/blackberry/mp3 player 2 times or more before needing to be re-charged. And when the Solar Charger does need to be toped up, you can charge the device via its solar panel, or use either the supplied AC adapter or
USB cable.
Retailing at a fantastic £19.99, ($40) this fully featured pack has a higher spec and more connectivity than solar chargers costing twice as much. And for added convenience, the Devotec USB Travel Plug can be added to the pack, giving
access to charge the unit in over 180 countries!
Connectivity comes courtesy of the included adapters, with tips for Nokia (old and new), Motorola/Blackberry/mini USB, Sony Ericsson, Samsung, PSP/Digital Cameras and Ipod all being part of the package.
Lasting up to 3 months on a single charge, the Devotec Solar Charger has been extensively tested and re-engineered to include all the necessary accessories straight out of the box, including a stylish pouch to keep the solar panel
scratch free when not in use.
The Devotec Solar Charger is a great way to keep safe and not have to worry about your phone or Blackberry losing battery when you are away from home.
Alex Devoto, founder and MD, said: “We are really excited about this release. After working to perfect this concept for three years, we feel we have a finely tuned product ready to meet the needs of the mobile consumer, with the widest selection of compatibility at an unrivalled price-point.”
Please feel free to contact us for more information on the product, including high-res pictures and a review sample:
Natascha@DevotecIndustries.co.uk
Alex@DevotecIndustries.co.uk
http://www.devotecindustries.co.uk/product_detail/solar_charger
