VisionArt

June 7, 2008 at 1:38 am

If you are planning to install a flat panel television into a tastefully decorated room, chances are you will want to conceal it along with any speaker setups so as not to detract from all of your well-crafted classiness. VisionArt may have an ideal solution that conceals your equipment behind museum quality art prints when not in use.

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Casio Atomic Solar Powered Watch

June 4, 2008 at 10:30 am

Casio Oceanus OCWM800TBA-1A, is the world’s first atomic solar powered chronograph watch which features Touch solar power and gets charged either directly from the sunlight or from indoor light sources. Eliminating the worry of insufficient exposure to sunlight.

Casio Solar Watch

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Solar Panel Briefcase

May 14, 2008 at 3:00 pm

 This slim case hides a pair of solar panels rated at 13W. During peak sunlight times the panels can recharge a cellphone in about an hour, and will even work through a window if you can’t escape from the office during the day.

 Solar Panel Briefcase

At around 11 pounds it’s not light, but it does include a set of connectors and even an adjustable support so you can position it at the ideal angle to charge from the sun’s rays.

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‘Peel & Stick’ Solar Panels

May 13, 2008 at 10:40 am

Lumeta PowerPly have created theses innovative panels which use standard roofing adhesives to affix themselfves to the roof, rather than traditional racking systems.

‘Peel & Stick’ Solar Panels

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Solar Eco-Drive Watch

February 3, 2008 at 3:30 pm

Citizen’s Eco-Drive watch uses sunlight and any artificial light, absorbed through the crystal and dial. A solar cell beneath the dial converts any form of light into electrical energy to power the watch for a lifetime of use. The watch automatically sets the correct time using its Radio-Controlled feature but you can force a radio synchronization on demand or let the watch do the synchronization automatically.

Citizen Alterna Eco-Drive VO10-6576H Watch

Available for $339 about £169

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Solar Dress

January 27, 2008 at 12:05 pm

If you ladies are looking for a little extra power when your out and about then this solar panel dress might be the answer.  

The Day-For-Night dress is a modular, reconfigurable dress comprised of 448 white circuit boards (although the number changes as the dress can get longer or shorter). Each tile is designed in such a way as to accommodate a solar cell, a RGB LED, or a photocell, and jumper connectors (in the form of 0 Ohm resistors). A control board provides power, communicates with the tiles, and links to a computer via RF. The dress is completely modular both in terms of software and hardware.

Solar Dress

 

It made its debut at the Siggraph Fashion Show

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Solar laptop bag to charge your gear on the go - The ‘Generator’

January 9, 2008 at 3:00 pm

The ‘Generator’ Bag produces a hefty 14.7 watts of power from a full day of sunlight, and using the supplied adapters you can charge your phone, USB devices and laptop.

The Generator

Voltaic claims this next generation solar bag can fully charge a laptop with one day of sunlight, but it also has a built in battery to help the process along when sunlight is unavailable.

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Happy New Year From Gadgettastic

December 31, 2007 at 5:41 pm

happy new year

Gadgettastic was launched on the 17th of May 2007, and since then we have had over 540,000 unique vistors to the site with a total of 1,127,473 page views.

So here is a list of our five most popular posts in 2007.

Tiny Linux PC uses Just 8 watts of power 80,161 pageviews

Concept - The Lobster Multimedia Device 48,237 pageviews

iPhone UK - Everything you need to know about the UK iPhone 40,326 pageviews

Concept - The Instant Messaging Toaster 38, 974 pageviews

Microsoft’s Sidewinder Gaming Mouse For Serious Gamers 34,249 pageviews

Happy New Year Everyone, I hope you all have a great new year, and thanks to everyone that read Gadgettastic in 2007, see you in 2008.

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Green Gadgets - The Solar Powered LED Christmas Lights

December 21, 2007 at 9:01 am

Check out these solar powered LED christmas lights.

solar powered christmas lights

They are designed to be used outdoor, and have two AA batteries which are charged by sunlight, and have over 50 LED lights.

They are available to buy online for $29.95 from Hammacher.

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Solio H1000 Hybrid Solar Charger - Review

December 8, 2007 at 1:21 pm

I received a Solio Hybrid H1000 solar charger in the post recently so I thought it was about time to test this gadget out.

solio h1000 hybrid charger

The Solio H1000 Hybrid charger is a dual powered mobile charged for mobile phone’s PDA’s and other small gadgets.

It comes with a bunch of connections, including a mini USB, a female USB connections for iPod’s, iPhone’s and other MP3 players, as well as connectors for the majority of mobile phones

Out of the box it comes fully charged, so you are ready to plug it in and charge your devices.

I tested it on my iPhone and it seems to work pretty well and delivers a decent charge to the iPhone.

There are two way you can charge this portable gadget, the first is by plugging it into your PC, I charged it a few days ago and then left it to see how long it would hold the charge, it works well and holds the charge.

The other way is by solar power, this doesn’t work as well, mind you this could be down to the weather conditions here at the moment, no sun and lots of rain.

Overall the Solio H1000 is a great solution if you want to charge a variety of gadgets when you are out and about, even if you just charge it by the USB on your PC it is a great backup power source.

The Solio H1000 Hybrid Charger retails for $79.95 (about £40) and is available to buy online from Amazon.

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Cool Gadgets - The Worlds Smallest Solar Powered Car

December 3, 2007 at 3:02 pm

You may remember the mini solar powered car that we featured a while back on the site, well you can now get your hands on a version of this tiny solar powered vehicle.

the worlds smallest solar powered car

Solar cars are, unfortunately, still in the research and development phase, although we saw one recently that drove from Texas to New York in 5 days. Despite being impressive, it’ll likely be years before we have one sitting in the driveway, charging. Until then this working miniature model will have to keep us entertained.

The world’s smallest solar powered car - it zooms along when the sun shines on the solar panel. No batteries - it gets its power just from the sun. No assembly required. Measures a tiny 3.3 x 2.2 x 1.4 cm. When the sun shines on the solar panel, the panel makes electricity that turns the motor and the wheels.

The Worlds smallest solar powered car is available to buy online for $19.99 (about £10) from ThinkGeek.

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Spy Gadgets - Spy Pen with built in wireless camera

November 30, 2007 at 3:21 pm

Check out this Wireless Spy Camera Pen.

wireless spy pen

It comes with a solar charger and a 2.5 inch LCD screen, twist the pen cap and the camera starts transmitting.

wireless spy pen

Here’s the specs

  • Power Source: Built in Rechargeable Li-ion Battery
  • Dimension:n120×68×25mm (LxWxD)
  • AV OUT/IN (NTSC/PAL)
  • Memory: 64MB
  • External Memory: SD/MMC Card (max 2GB)
  • Display: 2.5 Inch TFT LCD
  • Video Format: MPEG-1/4, AVI/ASF/ADPCM
  • Video Resolution: 882×240
  • FPS (Frames per Second): 30fps
  • Music Format: MP3
  • Picture Format: JPG, JPEG
  • Earphone Jack: 3.5mm
  • USB: 2.0
  • System: Windows 98/SE/ME/2000/XP

The Wireless Spy Camera Pen is available to buy online from Chinavasion for $331 (about £165).

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Tiny Linux PC uses just 8 watts of power, can be solar powered - The Aleutia E1

November 29, 2007 at 4:49 pm

Check out the Aleutia E1 mini Linux PC.

Aleutia E1

This mini PC uses just 8 watts of power which is a quarter of the power used by the average laptop computer.

Aleutia E1

It comes in a tough aluminium case and has no moving parts, it is also completely silent, and comes with everything you need including office compatible software, it runs Puppy Linux.

Aleutia E1

You can also add on an optional solar panel to power the device and an optional 10.4 inch LCD screen which uses just 10 watts of power.

Aleutia E1

Updated 30/11/07

Here’s the specs for the people that asked.

  • Processor: 200MHz x86 CPU, Memory: 128MB SDRAM, Storage: 2GB (included Compact Flash card), Power Supply (US, UK, or EU).
  • 3 x USB 2.0 ports (12Mbps transfer rate), 1 x 10/100 Ethernet port, VGA port to connect LCD display (supports resolutions up to 1280×1024).
  • Power consumption of 8W with CPU and SDRAM running at full speed. With external devices (USB 2.0 CD Rewriter, USB-powered hard drive) power consumption rises to 11W.
  • Dimensions: 11.5cm (Width) x 11.5cm (Lenght) x 3.5cm (Height).
  • Puppy Linux Operating System (version 2.14) - similar in appearance to MS Windows, stable, and pre-installed.
  • Excel-compatible spreadsheet software (Gnumeric), Word-compatible word processor (Abiword)

The Aleutia E1 is available to buy online form Aleutia from £199 (about $400).

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Cool Gadgets - The waterproof solar charger

October 16, 2007 at 12:33 pm

Check out the power monkey waterproof solar charger.

cool gadgets - the waterproof solar charger

It stores enough power for 40 hours of iPod use and 96 hours of cell phone use.

It is available to buy online for $127.99 (about £65).

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Lenovo’s Solar Powered Green PC - Lenovo A61e

September 15, 2007 at 4:55 pm

Lenovo has released details of a new energy efficient PC, the ThinkCentre A61e.

This Eco friendly PC uses just 45 watts of power, and can be powered by an optional solar panel.

When its not being powered by the solar panel it will only use as much power as three light bulbs, as well as being energy efficient it is also made form 90% of recycled or reusable materials.

The A61e is expected to go on sale next month starting at $399 (about £200)

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