Tuesday, 4 December 2012
Now, solar-powered bonsai to charge your mobile
Created by designer Vivien Muller, 'The Electree+' has 27 miniature silicon solar panels - or 'leaves' - that can be arranged in any style the users want to create their own unique tree.
The designer said he was inspired to make the product after observing real trees, noticing that their leaves acted as natural solar panels.
The base of the device conceals a battery that stores the solar energy and at full capacity it can hold enough power to charge an iPad twice and can charge a phone in just four hours, the 'Daily Mail' reported.
The tree conceals a USB connection underneath its wood-topped base unit.
Muller is waiting to receive 400 presale orders for the product before commencing production.
The bonsai tree will cost 283 pounds.
Monday, 3 December 2012
Nokia unveils dual-SIM Nokia 114
Nokia has expanded its budget-phone portfolio in the country with the launch of Nokia 114. The phone has quitely made its appearance on Nokia's India website. Nokia 114 is a dual-SIM phone based on Series 40. The phone weighs 80gm and has a 4.57cm QVGA colour screen LCD display. The device has a traditional alphanumeric keypad and resembles Nokia 109 in looks. The phone has a 16MB internal memory and 64MB RAM expandable upto 32GB with SD card.
Nokia 114 comes with Bluetooth 2.1, a 1,020mAh removable battery and the company claims a 2G talktime of 10.5 hours and standby time of 367 hours. It has a 0.3 MP VGA camera with 4X zoom. The phone bundles Nokia Stereo Headset WH-102.
Nokia 114 includes regular like dictionary, digital clock, recorder, calculator, world clock, currency converter, fixed dialling number expense manager and to-do list.
So far, there is no information available on the device's launch date or the price.
Sunday, 2 December 2012
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