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10 cool solar-powered products
...thought five years ago we'd have lawnmowers and Bluetooth headsets sporting solar photovoltaic panels? To give a flavour of exactly how widespread the...Posted: 13 June 2008
Citizen Eco Drive Perpetual Calendar Watch Preview
This solar-powered fashion watch for blokes means you should never need a new battery.Posted: 13 June 2008
Solar Shaver Preview
An electric shaver capable of charging from the sun as well as the mains.Posted: 13 June 2008
Solio Classic Charger Preview
A solar charger for gadgets that generates free and clean energy right out of the box.Posted: 11 June 2008
Husqvarna Automower Solar Hybrid Review
...and the sandwiches you eat. For anyone with a big lawn, however, there's this solar robot 'Automower' from Swedish firm Husqvarna. It's up against heavy duty...Posted: 22 May 2008
Solar Technology Supercharger Review
...it takes to charge the Freeloader's battery. How so? Simple -- it has larger solar panels. Where the Freeloader is rated at 0.66 watts peak (the potential power...Posted: 07 May 2008
Freeplay Summit Wind-up Radio Review
...that can be charged from the mains, a winder for dynamo charging and a small solar panel on the back for top-up charging in the sun. Unlike many non-eco radios...Posted: 08 April 2008
Solar Technology Scotty Pro Review
...plus a much more contemporary USB connector. For less common devices, go on to Solar Technology's site for a range of adaptors priced at £5 each -- although...Posted: 18 March 2008
PowerMonkey-eXplorer Review
...US, European and Australian outlets, but can also link directly to the 'solar slave' for power from the sun. This fold-out unit weighs the same as the...Posted: 17 March 2008
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