AH - New ELECTRONIC and GADGETS

Those in need if carrying some kind of light about will find the Solar Lantern designed by Jesper Jonsson a fetching and convenient gadget . When you are using it, the Solar Lantern looks a little like an old-world paper lantern fitted with a solar panel that lets it recharge in the sunlight. You can carry it in your hand or hang it up anywhere by the magnetic strap. At the moment it has charged or you want to move on, you just fold the thing up turning it around into a slim case that will slide into your pocket easily and won’t take up much room. It seems to be a fun and cool device to have on you anyways!

Literally every woman wears bra s. They support the bosom , they are used to adjust visually its from and size. There are special bras designed to be worn during the workout. The form and material of the bra is chosen according to the outfit one intends to wear . Nevertheless, scientists keep surprising us with new innovations which make women ’s life more comfortable! This time the new invention was introduced by a Japanese underwear manufacturer, the new item was announced to be an ecologically clean device – a bra with solar batteries. A usual bra acquired a removable solar - battery panel, so that ladies no longer have to worry about their iPod or cell-phone running out of energy. The product also has special plastic water-filled “pockets”, which makes it easy to stay well-hydrated at all the times. The new product is characterised with excellent, high-quality organic cotton, making the underwear extremely ecologically clean. Unfortunately, the product will not be publicly relea...

Even though we've never reviewed them here (what's wrong with us?) we actually own and use both the Powermonkey eXplorer and the Solio Magnesium Edition Solar Charger and find both of them quite satisfactory. However either of these solar chargers run upwards of $100 to own. ThinkGeek has the budget conscious in mind with the Pico Freeloader Solar Charger, a compact and lightweight wonder that according to the specs provides power of 35 hours on mobile phone, 14 hours on iPod, or 1.5 hours on GPS on a single ten hour charge. What's particularly nice about the Pico is that you can recharge its internal lithium ion via USB in case of eternal winter (no sun). Oh, did we mention it's only $39?