Germany-based Neuber has joined hands with Konarka Technologies, the U.S. based manufacturer of Power Plastic solar panels, to offer its latest series of solar charging bags. These bags are outfitted with low cost, lightweight, flexible and scalable panels to harness the solar energy which is later converted into electricity. So, while you carry your gadgets like mobile phones, digital cameras, iPods, MP3 players and other small devices, you can charge them too.
neubers sun bags
Weighing just 500 grams including the battery and panels, the handy bags are offered in 37 colors with optional custom printing. For those interested, these are available here for under $150 USD.
Via: PR Inside
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