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L'Atelier reviews: Solar Plastic Panels Built Onto Cell Phones by 2010
Ecouter by Readspeaker
Paris, 11th Aug. 2009
Listening to music, playing games, and surfing the internet can quickly drain the life out of a cell phone battery. Solarmer, a start-up in El Monte, California, plans to extend the life of those depleted phone batteries through organic thin-film solar plastic: a solar-panel for your mobile device.
These adaptable solar films can be cut to fit any type of phone surface and also come in many different colors...
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