GreenMobile Solar Chargers power up via sunlight as well as USB

As the latest iPower SX solar-powered charger is buzzing around the green blogs, allow me to bring your attention to a range of new solar chargers that promise to be render power that knows no boundaries. GreenMobile Solar Charger has lined up three models of green chargers that that have lithium batteries which can be charged by facing its solar panels towards the sun. Also when the sun shies away or you are in no mood to open up your blinds to let the sunshine peek in, this nifty charger gets its juice by plugging into your computer too. Boasting of compatibility with almost all the well known cell phones brands, MP3 players, digital cameras, gaming devices and other portable doodads, these eco chargers have solar panels (made of semiconductors composed of silicon) that directly transform sunlight into electricity.

Of the three options, the foldable handmade leatherette GM30 ($5) can fully charge a gadget in less than three hours when exposed to bright sunlight for 10 to 12 hours. It can also fill up via a three to four hour USB port charge. The GM50($3) has two detachable solar panels that shorten charging time of devices from one to four hours from a direct-sunlight charge of eight to 10 hours, or three- to four-hour USB port charge. And the lightest GM90 ($11) wrapped in aluminum casing has a pop-up multicrystalline solar panel and functions akin to the GM50.
Who says green energy isn’t cheap?
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