• Hymini Biscuit taps wind and solar energy to charge your batteries and USB devices

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    The Hymini Biscuit uses wind energy and solar energy to charge batteries. Alright, we aren’t talking about energy capturing snacks here. The Biscuit is a device that uses alternative sources of energy to juice two AA batteries. The solar panel on this device captures the solar energy, while a little fan uses wind energy to charge up the batteries. That’s not all; these AA batteries are connected to a USB port at the side that can be used to power up your USB devices, including phones. A brainchild of a Taipei based company know as Miniwiz, the Hymini Biscuit can also be used as a normal charger when out of the sun by simply connecting it to a wall socket using an AC adapter.


    This handy device is great for outdoor use when the sun shines generously enough. Costing just $50, the Biscuit can be purchased online.
    [Cnet]

    Posted in Topics:Gadgets and Tech, Tags: , on January 11, 2010