Hippyshopper is giving away a 16gb iPod touch on their website. All you have to do is take a short survey, and you’ll be entered. Pretty easy, why not?
Head on over and take their survey, and if you do win, be sure to get a green-power charger to go along with it!
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Computers and circuit boards aren’t that great for landfills, as they actually contain a whole bunch of harmful chemicals.
So why not keep all your precious family memories in them instead?
This photo album is made from recycled circuit boards for the front and back covers. It’s like some wonderful invention from the future!
This photo album will keep your photos from getting lost and damaged, and it’ll show both your geeky side and your green side at the same time.
You can also buy individual frames made from recycled circuit boards , you know, just so they match.
Photo Album is $16.95 from Acorn Studios.
Photo Frames are:
£4.49 (about $10 CAD) for small.
£5.99 (about $12 CAD) for medium.
and £7.99 (about 17 CAD) for large.
all from Revolve.
via GreatGreenGoods (photo album, photo frames)
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This has got to be the ultimate in portability. The Trevor Baylis Eco Media Player does everything your iPod does, and much more.
This media player does the basic functions: plays music, videos, and FM radio (which is nice).
It also has something many people have come to use their iPod for: a flashlight. It has a high intensity LED light that will illuminate a fairly large area, fast and easy.
It can also record sounds and songs with a digital line-in jack. It records to MP3 with 64k,128k, or 192k bitrates.
It also functions as an ebook reader, mobile phone charger, photo viewer, and a data storage device. Just to start.
But here’s the kicker, you can run it off the built-in battery, or charge it with a built in crank! So wherever you go, this MP3 player will have power.
While I know Apple claims ridiculous battery life on their iPods, mine still always seems to run out of juice. Having a crank would come in quite handy I imagine!
You can buy the Trevor Baylis Eco Media Player for £134.99 (about $280 CAD) from ethicalsuperstore
via EcoStreet
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What do you do when you need a tiny device, but the batteries you’d need to charge it are too big? Use solar power!
Not only will James Bond be able to snap secret spy pictures, but he’ll never have to worry about stopping to replace the batteries in the middle of a secret mission.
But really… this is a pretty cool product. The pen has a small camera in it that can wirelessly transmit photos to a nearby device (like this digital media player).
So if you’re planning any top secret missions in the near future, or you’re just a sucker for a super-cool gadget, this might be for you.
You’ll have to bust out the big bucks though, this spy-cam will cost you $332, but just think of all the money you’ll save in tiny spy batteries!
via EcoGeek
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