This solar notebook concept is a laptop with complete power independent. Its independence is due to powerful batteries that are recharged by wide Solar Panel attached to the computer. Equipped with satellite link GPS, internet access, and satellite telephone which makes this device not only power independent but also universal tool for communication and exchange information literally from any spot on the planet.
The solar panel may be completely detached from the main body to be put away for recharging, then smaller battery inside the computer is on. This small battery is recharged with solar power too when DC is plugged in.
This sure do will come in handy for scientists or researchers who work far away from civilization and power source.
Designer : Nikola Knezevic
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18 Responses to “Solar Powered Notebook Concept”
By hawaziah on Mar 18, 2008 | Reply
Solar Laptop..OMG!
By Markus on Jul 11, 2008 | Reply
I love your site and think you guys should upload a video of what you are doing to GreenEnergyTV.com They air “Green” videos and anyone doing anything green can upload their videos to them.
Keep up the great work!
-Markus
By Mark D. Archer on Aug 27, 2008 | Reply
To Whom It May Concern:
I have been hearing about your solar notebook computers and similar product being used/tested in remote regions in Africa. I am interested in its application for use with schools in their emergency evacuation plans. One concern that school administrators contend with is that of access to student data such as emergency contact information, etc.
Here at Brink Junior High School of Moore (Oklahoma) Public Schools, we would very much like to pilot a product such as yours to see if this is something we could use accross our District for use with crisis management.
I would greatly appreciate any information on how to acquire one of your solar notebook computers. Any information about this is appreciated.
I lok forward to hearing from you.
Mark Archer
Assistant Principal
Brink Junior High School
11420 S. Western Avenue
Oklahoma City, OK 73170
By Joe ratzinger on Aug 30, 2008 | Reply
I need ebook on solar panel design sent to my mail.
By Graham Morfitt on Sep 25, 2008 | Reply
The power output of the solar panel isn’t stated, but based on the size, I’m guessing it is in the 2 Watt range. This would mean that it would recharge a typical laptop battery in about 5 days of good summer weather. Which means that you would be limited to about 1/5 of the laptop battery max run time if you needed to use it every day. This would mean about 20-30 minutes by my calculation. Not bad for basic data upload, or quick email operations. But for simple tasks like this, why not just take your Blackberry, Palm Treo, or other palm-top computer instead? It would be a lot smaller, and easier to power from solar.
By akshay rane on Oct 5, 2008 | Reply
the information about solar powered notebook is very very less. Though it’s one of the best technology the mechanism, construction & working of this notebook must be given.
By ABHIJEET SAHA on Feb 4, 2009 | Reply
It was good to see that solar power enabled laptop.
By salim on Feb 6, 2009 | Reply
please send me more info on the solar panel labtop
By jhon on Jul 2, 2009 | Reply
where can i buy this laptop? i can’t find it on the market. has anyone know where are they selling or showing this laptop i want get one.