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solar energy to access the Internet wirelessly via WiFi or WiMax.
At the University of Abertay Dundee, Scotland 6 streetlights are being tested with two important developments:
- New street lamps illuminate using LEDs, thereby reducing energy consumption , - also offer free Internet access through wireless.
These lamps require no electricity or cables for use solar energy, which also eliminates installation costs and maintenance. The aim of the university and the company Compliance Technology (CTL) is to gain experience to install streetlights this year 4000 2006 in the town of students that is being built near the university.
Technology to access the Internet using solar energy.
solar energy allows access to the network from any remote place of nature without need for electricity. The use of solar panels to access the Internet is already a reality in the city of Boulder (Colorado) where people are already enjoying WiFi using panels installed on their rooftops, and all without a single cable.
Lumin terminals reaching up to 40 kilometers and will be very useful in remote areas and villages with difficult access problems installing electrical current. In advertising, the manufacturer says the military will remove the product from the hands, but also highlight its applications in archaeological excavations or disaster scenarios, and will be useful in ski slopes, parks, houses, etc.
Laptop with Solar Energy
The Taiwanese manufacturer MSI is experiencing and studying solar energy to implement it in laptops. Have recently demonstrated a prototype notebook computer that incorporates solar panels that convert sunlight into energy to help recharge the laptop. MSI
explains: "With this system could save time loading and also have our laptops greater autonomy. So if you must keep in mind that these solar panels currently do not provide enough energy to be independent of conventional batteries for laptops, but at least allow for recharging when we have sun
More information:
Solar Energy Guide
Solar energy: Benefits and Costs. What we get and how much it costs?
Cooking with solar energy and other renewable energy applications
Bill Clinton supports solar energy
renewable energy subsidies
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