The Saverclip is a clothespin like device that clips on to a power cable and reads electric usage. So, if you use a slow cooker crock pot that you leave on all day, how much power is it actually using and would the results make you change your mind to using something faster, like a pressure cooker? (more…)
Recycle it, by turning it into a cat bed! This is a great idea I found on Green Daily. (more…)
Here’s a blog I found on inventor spot I found quite interesting.
While biofuel energy methods that use corn and soybeans may be a step ahead at the moment, generating energy from algae may provide a more efficient alternative in the long run. At least, some companies - such as Aquaflow Bionomic Corporation in New Zealand - are hoping so. (more…)
No wiring to fuss with—this feature-packed light is solar powered! The two spots each have five super-bright, high-intensity LEDs that cast light up to 20 feet. (more…)
Give your notebook some tactile intrigue with this lovely and unique volume. It’s the perfect size for slipping into a backpack or purse, and its braille cover makes it easy to find, even by touch. (more…)
The eMotion Solar Portable Media Player from Media Street is, the world’s first solar-powered portable media player.
Norm Levy, the President of Media Street, says they set out to build a solar charger for other portable devices, but ended up with a self-contained device that not only charges other gadgets but offers built-in Portable Media Player features for your amusement.
Does a brand new car for $2,500 sound good for you? Then Tata Motors has just the car for you.
If you live in India, that is. The tiny little orb of a car, made its debut Thursday at the New Delhi Auto Expo. It is expected to go on sale to Indian consumers later this year, but it won’t hit the export market in the next few years. (more…)
This laptop is made out of corn — and no, you can’t eat it if you’re feeling a little hungry . It’s actually the third generation of the Biblo PC from Fujitsu, currently strutting its stuff at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. (more…)
This week, the EPA announced an easy cellphone recycling program partnership with key phone device makers and service providers. (more…)
Here’s a Concept design by Honda that is very unconventional.
Not only does this motorcycle throw out the conventional motor, it’s a pretty cool looking design to boot.
The power for this motorcycle comes from hydrogen fuel cells, not gasoline. While still a concept design, it has the makings of a great means of transportation that is eco-friendly. The design is based on a very popular model of Honda motorcycle in use today, the Honda Cub. Roll ‘em out Honda!
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