
Amazon has started selling the PowerTraveller PowerMonkey eXplorer for just $105.95. This portable solar charger is compatible with most of standard cell phones such as Nokia, Motorola, Samsung, Siemens and Sony Ericsson. The device is also able to recharge iPods, MP3 players, PDAs, internet tablets and digital cameras. What’s more, the PowerTraveller PowerMonkey eXplorer also has a rubberized design that makes it water-resistant. [Amazon]

The rugged Raptor by Eton Corporation features a built-in 1,800mAh Lithium-ion battery that can be juiced via a solar power or a DC connection. The solar charger has a built-in AM/FM/WB digital radio tuner with presets, NOAA weather alerts and a digital clock with an alarm function. The device’s battery can be used to charge a cell phone or other devices via a USB connection. Unfortunately, there is no info on pricing at this time. [Mobile-news]

The Freeloader Pico is a compact/ lightweight solar charger for small electronic devices. Measuring 105mm x 45mm x 11.5mm and weighing 49grams, the charger has solar panels that will charge its Lithium battery in as little as 10 hours under the bright sun. You can also charge the Pico’s battery via USB port. This gadget will provide up to 35 hours of extra battery life on cell phone, up to 14 hours on iPod, or up to 1.5 hours on GPS. $39.99 is all you need to bring home the Freeloader Pico Solar Charger. [ThinkGeek via RedFerret]

The PowerFlim USB & AA solar charger is ideal for everyday use. The gadget provides full charge in four hours of full sun, and comes with a charging light on the side of the enclosure that indicates charging status. It can recharge most of small USB devices. Six grommets are built into the charger allowing for secure fastening to a pack or to the ground. Direct integration of the PowerFilm flexible solar panels onto the fabric allows for easy storage into a pocket. [Product Page]

The Kinesis K3 wind and solar charger is able to recharge cell phones, iPods, digital cameras, or almost any small USB gadgets. The device comes in a durable and weatherproof design, so you can take it wherever you go. Each purchase also comes with an AC adapter for pre-charging before you go. Available in green and black, the Kinesis K3 is priced at $99.95. [Product Page]

Here’s another portable solar charger from Kodak, the KS100-C +2. This compact device is able to absorb power from either a USB power source or the sun. Once fully charged, the KS100-C +2 holds enough power to deliver 1.5 charges to a cell phone, or run a music player for additional 33 hours, or capture up to 200 digital camera pictures. The Kodak Solar Charger KS100-C +2 will be on sale from September 2009 for a retail price of $39.95. [PhonesTechnology]

Here’s the latest portable power supply from Chinavasion, what’s so cool about this new Solar Charger is the fact that it is small enough to fit in your pocket and able to absorb power from regular standard wall socket or the sun. It consists of two high efficiency solar panels and a 500mAh internal li-ion battery all in one convenient to carry size. You can use it to charge your cell phone, MP3 or other portable electronic devices. Get it now for just $13.58. [Product Page] Read more
by Isaiah on February 5, 2008

Check out this new cell phone strap from Strap-Ya, it’s not just an ordinary cell phone strap, it’s actually a small solar cell that can store energy and charge your phone. Simply clip it in, and it will give you the vital power boost in your second of need. It also comes with an AC adapter that allows it to be charged up and used as a spare battery. Comes out Feb 9th in Japan.
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