• iPetal concept is a solar charging station for you iPhone

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    This cool design concept, called the iPetal is a great way to get your iPhone sitting pretty all through the day. The best thing is that it charges your iPhone using the solar panel. It doesn’t even need to look like some utterly rotten piece of charging material, fit to explode to pieces for its mere hilarity.


    I like the iPetal charger. Its flower shape is totally cool. And with all the solar charge and flower design, I totally feel that this one’s a real life example of photosynthesis.
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    Via – [Greenlaunches]

    Posted in Topics:Apple, , , on November 18, 2009 by gary

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