Today, Easy Energy demoed its green charger dubbed Yogen Charger for Life at the CES 2010. The battery-less battery charger lets you charge everything from cell phones to GPS devices using your own energy.
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The palm-size device carries a ripcord, which makes the internal alternator produce ample energy to charge your portable electronics when pulled frequently. Just a few minutes of pull/release time lets you charge various devices. So, the device doesn’t ask you to wait for endless hours to charge your gadgets as you can do it instantaneously at will.
Via: Engadget
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