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• Charge Battery Concept
• Nintendo 3DS Cases Go Eco friendly
• Powermat Wireless Charger Coming in 2011
• Scotland Eco friendly Homes Demand Increases

Charge Battery Concept Posted: 16 Feb 2011 04:00 PM PST We have heard of the new wave of batteries and supposed alternatives and while this one remains a concept, it may just be a great alternative for people in need of batteries to power up their gadgets and other electronic stuff. They are called the Charge Battery concept, designed by Yeon Kyeong Hwang and Mieng Ho Kang. They can recharge themselves similar to that when you twist or crank them up for some juice for whatever purpose they may be used. They are similar to old winding toys where a few twists can charge and of course provide necessary power wherever they may eventually be used. Read Need Green Web Hosting? Check out our latest review of green web hosts. Brought to you by: Keetsa Mattress Store - Keetsa! Blog - Eco-Friendly and Green News Charge Battery Concept Batteries, Batteries, charge battery, Electronics, Gadgets, hwang, necessary power, new wave, toys, twists Related posts Use Water Powered Batteries for a Green Change Race in a Case Eco-Friendly Toy for the Kids No Batteries Needed for Sprig Toys Mini Red Solar Racing Car Wind-Up Phone Chargers for Christmas Wind-Up Bike Torch The Green iPod Alternative The Eco-Friendly Tactical Flashlight

Nintendo 3DS Cases Go Eco friendly Posted: 16 Feb 2011 10:42 AM PST Nintendo has come out with new cases for its super cool 3DS game that have a slight change, which sort of qualify them as eco friendly. The new 3DS cases have holes in them which make the cases 15% lighter than their predecessors, although they still have the same look. This is a rather small change made by Nintendo but when you consider the ginormous amount of cases they make, it all adds up to less emissions overall.  via iTWire.com Need Green Web Hosting? Check out our latest review of green web hosts. Brought to you by: Keetsa Mattress Store - Keetsa! Blog - Eco-Friendly and Green News Nintendo 3DS Cases Go Eco friendly 3Ds case, Conservation, Earth Friendly, Eco Friendly, Eco Friendly, emissions, game, Green News, nintendo, Reduce Related posts Wine In A Box Is Very Eco Friendly Which Eco coffin to choose Vatican to go Carbon Neutral Recycled Gaming Anyone? R4 House for eco friendly people Hybrid Cars Ranked First in Eco-Fuel Technologies How To Green Your Blog Entire Porsche Line Up Going Hybrid By 2015

Powermat Wireless Charger Coming in 2011 Posted: 16 Feb 2011 10:00 AM PST Come 2011, techies will be able to get a charger that they can place on their car's windshields. This is the Powermat Wireless Charger which is slated to make its debut later in the year. The charger offers support for any phone type. The charger would be great for cars with multiple drivers, or drivers with multiple phones, since people will not need to keep multiple car chargers in the car. To make it work, the Powermat Charger draws its power from the car's cigarette lighter socket. With that said, it does seem that this thing seems like most car chargers we know of today. However, the charger mounts on the windshield, placing the phone at an eye level for easier access of navigation apps. The wireless car charger is expected to be released in the third quarter of 2011, and will sell for $59. Read Need Green Web Hosting? Check out our latest review of green web hosts. Brought to you by: Keetsa Mattress Store - Keetsa! Blog - Eco-Friendly and Green News Powermat Wireless Charger Coming in 2011 apps, car charger, car chargers, Cars, cigarette lighter socket, debut, Electronics, eye level, Gadgets, powermat, techies, windshield, windshields Related posts Smallest Car Uses Lawnmower Power! ZipCar: Car Sharing Brings Green Benefits Worlds Cheapest Car Tata Nano – 50 MPG, TOO World's First Eco-friendly Formula 3 Racing Car Wind Powered Vehicle Hood LED Light for the Mercedes Owners Voltair Wind Powered Generator Volkswagen Unveils Eco-Friendly Model Vectrix Electric Scooter

Scotland Eco friendly Homes Demand Increases Posted: 15 Feb 2011 08:19 PM PST In Scotland home buyers and home builders are looking to increase the demand for eco friendly housing. Whether you seek an earth-friendly bungalow, two flat, SFH, or an apartment in Scotland, the demand is increasing along with supply from builders. In the past few years there has been a growing trend towards environmentally friendly housing. The Scottish government aims to reduce carbon emissions from new buildings by 30% while the Scottish Planning Policy emphasises that climate change should be taken into account in planning decisions. On top of this, many individuals are looking for a way to do their bit for the environment and almost everyone is searching for ways to save on fuel costs. Effective insulation, water conservation, solar power and energy efficiency are all factors that both impact the environment and help save money on bills. Should you be in the market for an energy-efficient home in the Scotland area, soon you will be able to choose from quite a variety. via What House UK Need Green Web Hosting? Check out our latest review of green web hosts. Brought to you by: Keetsa Mattress Store - Keetsa! Blog - Eco-Friendly and Green News Scotland Eco friendly Homes Demand Increases Climate Change, demand increases, Eco Friendly, eco friendly homes, energy efficient home, Green News, Home and Garden, home builders, housing, market, new buildings, scotland, Solar Power, uk scotland, water conservation Related posts Why We Need to Celebrate Earth Day Where do Harvard, Stanford, Princeton, and Yale Stand in Green Pledge Commitment? Welcome to the Solar Village The Google Solar Project Looking for some energy saving tips? Cool Globes…Hot Ideas for a Cooler Planet Cold Seasons Require Warm Water Zeroing in on Emissions for Better Futures

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