From the outside, the 'POWERBOOK' solar charging system looks like a traditional notebook, but the internal components make it clear that this piece of technology is built for efficiency.
The 'POWERBOOK' is designed to be as capable of charging as a traditional electrical outlet is, which helps increase the functionality and capability of the device. Users can charge an iPhone 6 from zero to full in just 2.5-hours, which is about the same as what can be offered by an electrical outlet. This functionality, naturally, requires sun to be present and for the 'POWERBOOK' to be placed directly in it.
The 'POWERBOOK' solar charging system is available now for preorder on Kickstarter where interested parties can get their hands on early bird deals.
What's Driving This Trend
- Efficient Solar Charging
- The 'POWERBOOK' solar charging system demonstrates the trend of efficient solar charging for electronic devices, providing an alternative to traditional electrical outlets.
- Fast Charging
- The 'POWERBOOK' solar charging system showcases the trend of fast charging, allowing users to charge an iPhone 6 from zero to full in just 2.5 hours, similar to the speed of traditional electrical outlets.
- Integration of Solar Technology
- The 'POWERBOOK' solar charging system exemplifies the trend of integrating solar technology into everyday devices like notebooks, expanding the applications and functionality of solar power.
Who This Affects Most
- Renewable Energy
- The 'POWERBOOK' solar charging system presents disruptive innovation opportunities in the renewable energy industry, as it offers a more efficient and convenient way to harness solar power for charging electronic devices.
- Electronics
- The 'POWERBOOK' solar charging system creates disruptive innovation opportunities within the electronics industry by providing a fast and portable solar charging solution for devices like smartphones and tablets.
- Crowdfunding and E-commerce
- The 'POWERBOOK' solar charging system taps into the trend of crowdfunding and e-commerce platforms like Kickstarter, presenting disruptive innovation opportunities in the way products are funded and brought to market.
