Five green gadgets that help charge your gadget gear on vacation

Today is a world of gadgets. Where ever you go, you find gadgets - in schools, restaurants, hotels, parks, even in your own pockets.

But there is one challenge which every gadget owner faces. The challenge of charging the gadget when they are out somewhere and do not have access to a charging slot.

Is this the challenge you face too? Then this post is only for you.

The first bionic arm controlled directly by the central nervous system

It was made of Italian researchers from Sant'Anna Superior School of Pisa and attached to the forearm of a young Brazilian origin by a team of doctors at a university hospital in Rome.

Experiment which turned the patient into a new part of Luke Skywalker LifeHand project, involving research institutes throughout Europe.

Pierpaolo Petruzziello, 26, lost his left arm in 2006, following a street accident. With hand-made, consisting of five fingers of aluminum and equipped with sensors, steel joints and hands, covered by a sort of "glove" carbon fiber, he has now proved he can to raise his fist again, to unite with finger and thumb to move the little finger.


All this thanks to the four electrodes made by German company Ibmt that, once implanted within the two nerves in his arm, allowing dialogue between the brain and hand.

It's filament made of biocompatible material, thickness of 10 nanometers and a length of 180, dial each of 8 channels.

Brain transmit a nerve impulse control through normal and present a microchip and elaborates on the electrodes register the signal, sending it on the driver member.
In addition, bionic hand not only allow patients to order and make a move, but also receive sensory stimuli ..

Sony Ericsson Elm

Sony Ericsson today announced two environmentally friendly mobile GreenHeart series. One of them is Sony Ericsson Elm, a special phone in terms of construction.
Sony Ericsson Elm is great by the fact that it curved back. The manufacturer claims that this curve gives extra usability. Otherwise, except back curved, the normal candybar.
Elm is made of recycled plastic and contains no harmful chemical elements to the environment. Environmental aspect of the terminal is completed by a series of applications seeking to awaken the spirit of environmental.

Sony Ericsson Elm has a 2.2 inch screen with QVGA resolution. The device supports HSDPA, GPS, Wi-Fi and microSD slot is also present on duty. The camera has 5 MP and measured internal storage space 280 MB.

Sony Ericsson Elm will be launched in the first quarter of 2010.

Eco bikes

A young designer from Beijing made a bike with a modern design, which allows the drive to a store under their seat bags, making thus more comfortable riding a bike.

Solar Energy For Music...Q-SOUND

A student from Romania, studying at the Transilvania University of Brasov, has designed a set of Bluetooth headphones that he called Q-Sound far nothing unusual, but these headphones are powered by solar energy through solar panels small that are installed on the front supeioara the ribbon that connects.

Q-SOUND were designed to be easily worn by all people, they can be adjusted according to their head.

Q-SOUND is a set of Bluetooth headset that can be used with any Bluetooth enabled device, like player/MP3, digital audio player.Look same picture, have a very interesting design.