Solar Plant Charges Your Gadgets With the Sun’s Rays
Posted By Raven On March 15, 2010 @ 5:30 pm In green gadgets,Green Products,Solar Power | 3 Comments
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Inhabitat reader Raven [5] tells us about the Solar Plant – a flowerpot-shaped charger that uses the sun’s rays [6] to charge all of your portable electronic gadgets. This clever design from Ku Bon-Seop of South Korea features a set of solar panels [7] that are mounted on the top of the charger. Just like real plants these panels convert light into renewable energy by utilizing the mighty power of the sun. The design is clean and simple, and its portability makes it easy to keep your gadgets powered wherever and whenever you find the need for some extra juice.
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