Good day, sunshine! Iqua launches solar bluetooth kit
Bluetooth is the next technology to get the solar-powered treatment, thanks to a little widget called the Iqua 603 SUN, which is said to be the first solar powered Bluetooth headset in the world.
The headset has a photovoltaic cell that uses any available light to charge itself, indoors or out. Don't fret if most of your conversations take place in the dark; once charged, you can talk for up to 9 hours in complete darkness. Another unusual feature of Iqua's new solar powered model is how its worn: there's no unsightly ear hook as seen on many bluetooth headsets, as the unit plugs directly into the ear via a single headphone.
Buy it for £29.95 at Mobile Fun.
