Early Morning Solar Gadget – Solar Nintendo DS Lite
From the makers of the solar powered Wii comes the Solar Nintendo DS Lite. Is there nothing the sun can’t power? (this is a retorical question, I understand the sun powers just about evething, except for nuclear reactors, and geothermal heat sources, but if you are clever you can make an argument that they too are depended upon the sun, as heaver elements must be formed in the belly of an exploding star, so no star no earth…I seem to have gotten off track, back to the meaningless gadget)
Check out the video here.
- Posted in : Pictures, Renewable Energy, gadgets
- Author :The Naib
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[...] In this case, they took a Nintendo DS, and added folding panels that produced enough juice to run the nintendo without its internal battery. When the battery is installed it can charge from the panels for use under the covers at night. Given that the panels are about the same size as the unit, it folds up nicely. Proof that there is nothing under the sun that can’t benefit from a little free juice. ::Toms Hardware via ::the sietch [...]
[...] In this case, they took a Nintendo DS, and added folding panels that produced enough juice to run the nintendo without its internal battery. When the battery is installed it can charge from the panels for use under the covers at night. Given that the panels are about the same size as the unit, it folds up nicely. Proof that there is nothing under the sun that can’t benefit from a little free juice. ::Toms Hardware via ::the sietch [...]
[...] The crazy kids at Toms Hardware who built the solar powered wii took a little flak from their readers for building a device that could not quite get by on solar power (which they could have fixed easily just by adding more panels) so they went back to the drawing board to develop a fully solar powered gaming device, just what everyone needs when the great outdoors gets boring. In this case, they took a Nintendo DS, and added folding panels that produced enough juice to run the nintendo without its internal battery. When the battery is installed it can charge from the panels for use under the covers at night. Given that the panels are about the same size as the unit, it folds up nicely. Proof that there is nothing under the sun that can’t benefit from a little free juice. ::Toms Hardware via ::the sietch [...]
I have an invention like that. I got a patent on it, but it is a different way of doing it!
This is a great invention