[PRODUCT REVIEW] SOL, Notebook with Solar Panels

SOL, Notebook with Solar Panels, Techkonology - Have you ever imagine going into territory that the availability of electrical energy is often limited or die? You will be frustrated when assigned to work in the are because it is not freely use the notebook.

From there, David founded WeWi Snir Telecommunications which would produce notebooks equipped with solar panels. This weeks, notebook named SOL is launched. The first targeted country was Ghana, where electricity is often byar-pet. WeWi reportedly based in Canada that have established a branch of his company here.

SOL will be sold at a price of around US $ 350. A price not expensive given the SOL are equipped with solar panels. Fold four field of solar panels at the back of the notebook screen can be opened to catch the rays of the Sun. The Solar Panel can also be removed and connected to the notebook via cables. So that users can work in the shade while the solar panels "dried" in the Sun.

Under the blazing sun, solar panels can charge your battery for about two hours. Once a rechargeable battery, can support a notebook around 8 to 10 hours.

Weighs approximately 5 pounds of SOL with 2 inch thickness and already tested running Linux Ubuntu. Didayai by the Intel Atom processor D2500 1,86 GHz dual-core Intel with integrated Graphics GMA3600; SOL is also equipped with a RAM 2-4 GB, 320 GB hard drive, 3 MP camera, 3 USB 2.0 ports, an HDMI port, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 3.0, GPS, and compatible with the 3 g network/4 g.

This eco-friendly SOL reportedly will also be available in North America later this year. When they are available in Asia? There has been no news about it