News Go green at Glasto |
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| Written by Stephen Ebert | |
| Wednesday, 20 June 2007 | |
 Glastonbury
is upon us and those preparing to camp out will face the age old
question. How the heck am I going to charge my camera? With the Solar
panel Beach Tote bag of course.
OK,
it says beach but we think it's more than handy for the
mud-fest at Glasto. The bag uses the magical powers of the sun to
charge up your precious tech whether it is your MP3 player, camera or
your GPS just in case you want to find your way back to your tent.The solar panel can even be removed to use separately just in case you consider the bag a fashion faux pas. It seems the perfect thing to wear when the Live Earth concert kicks off, it will be sure to impress Lord Geldof, saviour of the world and his sidekick Bono. It's currently selling at Reware for $249. |
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