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Tuesday, September 9, 2008

Solar Backpack Charger $29.99 After Rebate

In yesterday's blog I posted about a solar charger you could use to keep your devices powered even if you're away from a regular electric source -- or maybe if you just wanted to move a bit more away from using the electric grid. Here today is another way to recharge your cell phone, iPod, or similar small devices. It's a solar powered backpack by Av Lab, and buy.com has cut the price from $119.99 to $39.99, with free budget shipping. Plus, for purchases until the end of the year, there's a $10.00 rebate bringing the final cost down to $29.99.

Yes, this backpack is integrated with a solar charging solution. The solar bag absorbs sun light energy through its solar panel and turns it into electric energy, which will be stored in its rechargeable battery. This stored energy is yours when you need it, so you can even recharge your device at night from sunlight collected during the day.

The charger is compatible with most small mobile devices through corresponding connectors.

Embedded in the outside of the bag is a lightweight, tough, waterproof solar panel which will generate up to 2.7 watts of power. Included with the backpack is a battery pack which stores the generated power. If needed it can also be charged using an AC travel charger or car charger (both included). Ni-MH battery charges in 6-8 hours (via solar) or 2-2-1/2 hours (via a/c charger) and has a maximum output of 5.8V DC (400mAh) and a capacity of 1200mAh.

The bag itself also features:
- large cavities for books or extra clothing when traveling
- front-zippered accessory pouch including elastic lanyard
- multiple pockets for your cell phone, PDA, MP3 etc.

Not only can you be doing a bit more toward using alternative energy, your backpack can let everyone know you do! To take a further look, click the picture below.

Av Lab Solar Backpack Charger

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