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Solar-Powered Case for iPhone 3G

Solar-Powered Case for iPhone 3G

Techtree News Staff, Aug 06, 2008 1655 hrs IST

The solar-powered charging case comes with a large high capacity 1500mAh battery, allowing users to store power for one full charge of the iPhone.

iPhone 3G users have been complaining about the iPhone's battery life ever since it launched in the market. It manages to run for just one whole day, that too with 3G turned off, says Mobile Fun.

To combat this problem, Mobile Fun has come up with a solar-powered case for the iPhone 3G. In addition to protecting the device from scratches and damages, this case also charges it. The case comes with a large high capacity 1500mAh battery, allowing users to charge from a solar source and store the power for one full charge of the iPhone.
The case recharges itself through the solar panel mounted in front of the case, or via mini USB if in a badly lit area. The mini USB can also be used to charge other devices from the case.

Apple iPhone 3G solar charging case features:

  • Charge iPhone 3G using solar energy

  • Charging time for case: 3 hours approx

  • Stylish and practical carry case for your iPhone 3G

  • Flip style carry case for quick and easy access

  • Includes miniUSB cable for charging from your PC

  • Detachable swivel belt clip (removable)


  • Apple iPhone 3G solar charging case specifications:

  • Battery capacity: 3.7V, 1,100mAh

  • Output voltage: 5V (maximum)

  • Output current: 450mA (maximum) + solar battery 100mA (maximum)

  • Charge voltage: solar battery 6V and USB/5V DC


  • The solar case is compatible with all iPhones and is due to be available in mid-August.

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    USER COMMENTS

    i want one...how much are they?

    by Merrick, Baltimore, on Aug 11, 2008 03:23 AM, Report abuse   Reply

    when this solar case will be available in elsewhere like in Netherlands or India?

    by ashina, amsterdam, on Aug 06, 2008 08:55 PM, Report abuse   Reply

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