Energizer has recently unveiled two new portable solar chargers that are the latest addition to its Energi To Go line of solar chargers. Called the SP1000 and SP2000, both chargers provide power through an AC or USB adapter. Charging them is quite easy. Simply place them in the sun and let them juice up solar energy.
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Another option to charge them is via AC. The SP1000 is a 1000mAh charger, while the SP2000 is expected to be double that. If you wish to get your hands on them, you will have to pay $50 for SP1000, while the SP2000 could be yours for $100.
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Via: Gizmodo
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