Freeloader Solar Portable Charger
Are you always running out of battery at the worst times? Well I know it’s a real problem for some people. I’ve found that running out of battery in the middle of nowhere is no fun and finding a power supply isn’t very easy. Well how about taking the power supply with you. The Freeloader solar charger gives you a fantastic supply of energy through an environmentally friendly source.
The small and very easy to carry Freeloader solar charger offer a source of energy to charge almost anything you would need out and about. The little stylish device stores energy for up to 3 months and can also be charged or toped up quickly using the USB on your PC. It is also so light weight you probably won’t notice you have it until you really need that boost of energy for your gadgets.
The sleek and stylish Freeloader opens up to reveal solar panels on each side which will soak up the rays of energy. Then you’re ready to charge anything from the likes of Mobile Phones, Ipod’s, PSP’s, PDA’s and lots more.
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[...] – Tech-Styling Written by Rich on July 27, 2009 · Filed under Gadgets Tags: charger, freeloader, [...]
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