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By Anita (EnviroGadget Writer) on February 12th, 2010

The USBCELL is a rechargeable AA battery by Moixa. The battery is designed to fit into a USB port and to charge through it. These batteries offer a freedom from the need to have a battery charger to be able to recharge a battery.
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By Dan (EnviroGadget Writer) on October 30th, 2009

The reNEW Solar Battery Charger Pod is a funky variation of the tried and tested solar battery charger that looks a little like a photo frame. The charger itself is placed near a window or stuck to it directly using a suction cup. You place uncharged batteries in the top of the charger, and fully charged batteries come out of the bottom! (more…)
By Dan (EnviroGadget Writer) on May 6th, 2009

The Chinese therapy balls have long been used in Chinese medicine as a way to stimulate acupuncture points in the hand and to loosen stiff joints. As someone who suffers from hand pain on occasion, I think that they’re a great way to improve mobility in your hands and fingers. A product designer by the name of Jiang Qian has combine this hand therapy gadget with a battery charger! (more…)
By Dan (EnviroGadget Writer) on April 8th, 2009

The Battery Wizard is actually a gadget I had heard of ages ago, but I hadn’t been able to find one recently… until now! The Battery Wizard will recharge both rechargeable and conventional non-rechargeable batteries. (more…)
By Dan (EnviroGadget Writer) on March 12th, 2009

The Datexx SuperBattery is a hand-powered 600mA mega power battery that can be used to charge up to 1200 different devices, mostly mobile phones, MP3 players and digital cameras. The robust hand-crank device will give you 6 minutes of talk time for each 2 minutes of cranking time. A surprisingly efficient return for a little hard work. (more…)
By Dan (EnviroGadget Writer) on December 15th, 2008

Laptops are renown for having poor battery working times, and that’s where the YoGen MAX comes in useful. By exploiting foot power, you can charge devices that need a 50-60W power supply, such as laptops. (more…)