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How to power your laptop using solar panel power

Updated on December 10, 2011
Gorilla Solar Laptop Charger
Gorilla Solar Laptop Charger

Portable Power

Do you need to power your laptop on the move with solar power?  Have you ever found yourself thinking why aren't you using a solar panel to power your laptop?  What you need is the Gorilla Solar Laptop Charger. This portable charger is ideal for use in all kinds of environments, whether you are hiking, camping, fishing, visiting remote environments or just simply want free electricity. The Solar Gorilla Laptop Charger is by miles the best choice for charging all kinds of electronics gadgets. Keep in mind that the laptop power consumption should be below 40 watts. Featuring a USB socket, you can charge your cellphone, ipod, camera, smartphone and 5 volt devices too. 


Main Features:

  •  - dimensions: 264 x 200 x 19mm
  •  - weight: 820g
  •  - shock proof rubberised outer case
  •  fold up design for easy handy portable storage
  •  water resistant surfaces
  •  clip to hold solar panel in place on tents, cars on anywhere it'll go
  •   20V power outlet hosting a socket for standard USB devices
  •   LED charging indicator

Whats in the box

It comes with 8 different laptop power connectors, a wide variety of phone charger plugs and different types of USB plugs. Don't worry if you're an Apple user, this also supports the Macbook, Macbook Pro and Macbook Air but make sure you have the Apple MagSafe airline adaptor. I recommend it as a very reliable laptop solar battery charger, working in very low light even in the northern hemisphere, even in severe weather conditions. Because it generates electricity with photovoltaic cells, they only require UV light to start pumping out free energy. Amazon sells it for the most competitive price, providing all the accessories in one kit. 


Watch it in action

So there you have it. The most effective way of powering your laptop using solar panels. No more complicated costly over engineered solution. It good for the environment, your convenience and your pocket!

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