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The FreePlay company, noted for their wind-up radios, has a subsidiary that makes portable power chargers. |
The FreePlay company, noted for their wind-up radios, has a subsidiary that makes portable power chargers. |
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The FreePlay company, noted for their wind-up radios, has a subsidiary that makes portable power chargers.
The FreeCharge Weza ($269 by ebay) is a foot-pump device similar to the one that will be used with the OLPC. The FreeCharge Mobile Phone Charger ($59 by ebay) is a hand-crank device that could easily be used in conjunction with a Sharp Zaurus or PepperPad to emulate the charging environment of an OLPC.
- This page should be deleted or merged with Battery_and_power --RafaelOrtiz 04:21, 14 April 2007 (EDT)