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SpinPOWER I4 – iPhone 4 Bicycle Charger Kit

By Anita (EnviroGadget Writer) on July 20th, 2011
SpinPOWER I4 - iPhone 4 Bicycle Charger Kit

The SpinPOWER I4 is a dynamo charger kit for the iPhone 4 allowing you to power your phone from an eco-friendly power source. The charger makes use of the kinetic energy of the bike moving, its wheels turning, by converting it into electricity that it can then use to power your iPhone 4.

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Nighthawk – Dynamo LED Torch and Powerbank By Powerplus

By Anita (EnviroGadget Writer) on August 17th, 2010

Nighthawk - Dynamo LED Torch and Powerbank By Powerplus

The Nighthawk is a wind-up LED torch that provides you with a bright, focused light whenever it is required. Because a dynamo is used to produce the electricity for this torch there are no worries over it running out of power when you need a torch most. The torch can also be used to provide charge for your Nokia mobile phone.

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Bicycle Charger Kit By Nokia

By Anita (EnviroGadget Writer) on July 26th, 2010

Nokia Bicycle Charger Kit

The Bicycle Charger Kit is an easy to install kit that allows you to turn your pedaling power into an eco- friendly method of charging your mobile. This kit allows you to charge you phone while you are on the go, or listen to music while cycling without fear of draining your phone’s battery.

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Pull-String Power Pack – Hand-Powered Generator

By Anita (EnviroGadget Writer) on July 13th, 2010

Pull-String Power Pack

The Pull-String Power Pack allows you to charge your portable electronic products when you are away from mains electricity. The power pack allows you to use an environmentally friendly energy source to power your portable electronic devices.

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S0ccket – Ball Electricity Generator

By Anita (EnviroGadget Writer) on April 16th, 2010

S0ccket Ball Generator

The s0ccket ball is a soccer/football that has been designed to take the energy of its movement and convert it into usable electrical energy.

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PUYL Bicycle Pump and Hand-Powered Torch Combo

By Dan (EnviroGadget Writer) on September 30th, 2009

Bicycle Pump - Hand-Powered Light - Side View

The PUYL is a combined bicycle pump and a hand-powered torch in one, perfect for cyclists everywhere. Designed by industrial designerKai Malte Roever, the pump uses the motion of a magnet through copper coils to generate electricity. This electricity is used to charge a battery which then powers the LED-based light bulb at the end of the pump. (more…)

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Datexx Hand-powered Super Battery

By Dan (EnviroGadget Writer) on March 12th, 2009

Datexx Super Battery

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…)

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Shake Control – Motion-Powered TV Remote Control

By Dan (EnviroGadget Writer) on January 9th, 2009

Shake Control

A group of designers (Lee Sung Hoon, Kang Sooyeon, Cho Eun Bee, Lee Junehwa and Kim Jean) have come up with a novel re-design of the beloved TV remote control. Exploiting the energy generated by a moving magnet within a coil, the remote control is powered by simply shaking the remote control. There is no need for a battery. (more…)

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YoGen MAX Foot Powered Laptop Charger

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…)

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M2E – New Motion Powered Charger Technology

By Dan (EnviroGadget Writer) on September 1st, 2008

M2E Power are working on a range of alternative energy generation devices that exploit the Faraday principle. Energy is generated by a moving magnet within an coil, which could be then used for commercial and military applications. The M2E Power team are working on a highly efficient variation that offers between 300% and 700% more power from other kinetic energy devices. (more…)

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