Mother Nature is generously helpful to mankind, imparting the five elements, fire, water, earth, air and space in abundance to us. The benefit of solar power for charging battery is already known. As designer Lance Cassidy wished to move onto the next and nearest source of energy, i.e. wind, so he came up with AERO E wind-powered phone charger. The phone charger converts wind into electric energy for your cellphones.
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AERO E is such a portable gadget that relies on induction without the use of wires, thus charging your phones with ease. Without a second thought, it is a green way for energizing your gadgets.
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Via: igreenspot
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