Eco Factor: Solar charger for portable electronic devices and notebook computers.
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The Portable Solar Charger from ChinaVasion is a great addition to the gear of individuals who are often on the move and never want a dead battery. The device is provided with two solar panels and a molded clamshell casing that ensures portability and the safety of the two solar panels.
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The Portable Solar Charger features a built-in 24000mAh Li-ion battery that can charge everything from a cellphone to the battery of a notebook computer. The device carries 16 adapters and features eight different voltage settings that allow its use with a variety of devices.
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Priced at $196.25, the solar charger can recharge the built-in battery in 12 to 20 hours, depending on the intensity of light, or in six hours via a wall socket.
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Via: ChinaVasion
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