inhabitat.com - 2/16/2009
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Green Gadget fans have been waiting for the holy green grail of gadgets for awhile now: the solar-powered mobile phone. And now it seems that Samsung has finally delivered on this promise with their brand new Blue Earth phone. Blue Earth is a gorgeous green touch phone that has a full solar ...
blog.wired.com - 2/18/2009
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blog.wired.com —
Blueearth Barcelona -- Amid the megapixels madness of
its camera-phone announcements, Samsung has shown us another vision...
of the future -- the Blue Earth. The phone is an environmental champion, made from recycled water bottles and powered by a solar ...
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Blue Earth: Samsung's Solar Phone Made from Water ...
pocket-lint.co.uk - 2/13/2009
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pocket-lint.co.uk —
"calculating how much CO2 emissions have been reduced
(and therefore how many trees have been saved)" how...
does this tie into each other? how does reduction in CO2 save trees? Posted by Grzesiek , Poland when is this coming out? it seems very very ...
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Samsung unveils Blue Earth solar powered phone
pcworld.com - 2/17/2009
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pcworld.com —
LG and Samsung will both unveil next week
cell phones that you definitively won't want to keep...
in your pocket. They have developed prototype handsets that are recharged by solar panels built into the case. Samsung's phone is called Blue Earth and is a ...
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LG, Samsung Develop Solar-powered Cell Phones
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Samsung Unveils Solar Powered Phone - Blue Earth
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... is completely non-toxic and made from recycled plastic bottles. For those of you worried about practical stuff, the fully touch screen phone functions as a pedometer (to encourage walking), and has a battery saving "eco mode" that moderates things like screen brightness and Bluetooth. More details will be released after Samsung unveils the phone during this years Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. Word has it that the Blue Earth will hit the streets in late 2009. [via Inhabitat] Samsung Unveils Solar Powered Phone - Blue Earth originally appeared on ...
LG Answers the Green Call With a Solar-Powered Cell Phone
Matter Network - Clean Technology, Green News and Sustainable Business News —
By --> Yuka Yoneda Not to be outdone by Samsung’s Blue Earth and ZTE’s Coral-200, LG recently unveiled its own solar-powered concept cell phone at the Wold Mobile Conference in Barcelona. The prototype, which features a solar-powered battery built right into the back cover, will be able to generate enough energy for 3 minutes worth of talk time for every 10 minutes of sun it soaks in. If left in natural light for longer periods of time, the battery will be able to power the phone for longer periods of ...
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