Usually, I’m not that crazy about iPhone peripherals, but since my most of my smartphone activity is Internet related (thus, sucking up battery juice in a matter of hours), the idea of an iPhone solar charger is really appealing.
The folks over at Inhabitat have posted about the first Apple-approved solar charger for the iPhone, created by a company called Novothink. Without going into the device’s design and color choice, the important thing it can get your iPhone fully charged as long as that big fiery ball is in the sky.
Check out some more pictures and details after the jump.
The Surge, as this device is known, also features a USB cable (for those awkward times when the Sun is absent) and a LED indicator which lets you know if your iPhone battery is fully charged or not. The price for the Surge is $70 and it’ll become available later this fall.
When you power on the notebook (laptop), this high capacity solar laptop charger can automatically detect a smart charging voltage, and only charge for the right voltage, if not the right one, it can't work. At the same time, the hybrid solar laptop battery charger supports for manual adjustment. Intelligent overpressure also has the overcurrent protection, when manually select the wrong time, it will automatically shutdown. This portable solar charger also comes with a voltage selection button to ensure full compatibility with a wide variety of electronic products, such as; MP3/MP4 players, portable DVD players, mobile phones, or any other USB powered device using the built-in 5V USB port.
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