Power your iPhone using the sun with Solio Mono

iPlease has the essential tool for today’s technology-hungry urbanite who has a hint of green peeking out from underneath all those gadgets – the Solio Mono iPhone solar charger. The Solio Mono solar charger is compact enough to fit into a pocket or bag and its versatility, combined with the Australian sun, makes for a […]

David Olsen
David Olsen
Locked · 5 Mar 2010 · 2 min read
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Above Power your iPhone using the sun with Solio Mono. Dynamic Business

iPlease has the essential tool for today’s technology-hungry urbanite who has a hint of green peeking out from underneath all those gadgets – the Solio Mono iPhone solar charger. iPhone Solar Charger

The Solio Mono solar charger is compact enough to fit into a pocket or bag and its versatility, combined with the Australian sun, makes for a great green iPhone charging solution, iPlease director David Holmes said.

“The Solio Mono solar charger is perfect for iPhone users on the go. It can be charged from the sun, via a USB port or from an optional wall charger and then holds it charge for a year, so it’s ready to go any time you are,” Mr Holmes said.

“By using the Solio Mono solar charger, people can be connected wherever they are and whatever they are doing without having to worry about how much battery is left in their phone, or other device. It is the ultimate mobile connection tool,” Mr Holmes added.

Solio Mono solar chargers are sold at www.iplease.com.au and retail for $119.95 including GST.

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