Eco Friendly Rolling Charger: It could be a cell phones charger, too


Eco Friendly Rolling Charger: It could be a cell phones charger, too

It is time to go green! The coming threat of global climate change is raising the awareness of environment sustainability. Yet it makes the growing popularity of green technology. Many people turn to anything that tends to be green. It seem to be more responsible if they use green technology rather that conventional ones.

In the past years, there is an increasing popularity of green gadgets. From flashlight to home solar panel, it has the same goal, to reduce the dependency of fossil based energy. One of the cool, unique but very useful green gadgets is the POWERplus’ Dolphin. It is a dual purpose lightweight gadget. The first function comes from its 3LED ultra brightness flashlight. It could be easy attached to many ranges of objects using the integrated Caribina clip. Using the dolphins, you will never need to worry of out of battery. It is powered with dynamo electricity. A minute of rolling the lever will give the dolphins a power for more than 30 minute light.

More interesting is the second purpose as a travel cell phones charger. With its rapid charging system, you will only need 3 minutes rolling to give you 2-3 talk times and up to 20 minutes stand by. You can charge your cell phones using charging software and DC socket included in the package. This dual purpose gadget will gives you flexibility and off course, more responsible feeling to the nature.

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