ZYRUS Sun Drive is a compact USB solar charger

ZYRUS unveiled its compact USB solar charger named as the Sun Drive in the Korean Market. This device has been designed to charge handheld devices like mobile phones, mp3 players, PMPs and digital cameras. The Sun Drive can offer around 90-100 minutes of talking and 25 to 35 hours of standby time with just one charge. The price for the charger is KRW 29,000 (US$ 25) and the 4GB memory support model will set you aside by KRW 39,800...

Sun Drive – New compact USB solar charger from ZYRUS

Portable handheld devices are to gain more freedom from indoor charging as ZYRUS has unveiled its new compact SUB solar charger, Sun Drive. Compact size is always an advantage and gadgets like this become more adorable when they are promising. Sun Drive offers up to 90 to 100 minutes of talking time and 25 to 35 hours of standby time, which is satisfactory enough. It can provide charge to almost all the frequently used handheld gadgets like mobile phones, mp3 players, PMPs, and digital camera

ZYRUS’ Compact USB Solar Charger

Korean-based ZYRUS has recently introduced its compact USB solar charger in South Korea. Known as the Sun Drive, the device is designed to charge handheld devices including mobile phones, MP3 players, PMPs, and digital cameras. The Sun Drive provides up to 90 to 100-minutes of continuous talking time and 25 to 35-hours of standby time on a single charge. The Sun Drive retails for 29,000 Won ($23) each. [ AVING ]

Weekend Tammy Radio Stream Now MP3

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Field Work in a Digital World

Written by Kevin Johnson Introduced by Priya Chhaya A recent discussion on Forum-L (one of the benefits of Forum membership ) investigated the various ways that preservationists in the field have been using digital and wireless technology to collect stories and data. Some described using their PDAs, while others use similar handheld devices to collect GPS coordinates, a digital photo, and a survey form. In the post below Kevin Johnson, from the Design & Historic Preservation Section for

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