Tuesday, 14 May 2013

Panasonic to distribute 100,000 solar lantern/chargers to the developing world



We live in an age where people in the developed world are so dependent on electricity that if it wasn't available a whole civilization would collapse in a week. It’s therefore ironic that 1.32 billion people around the world are still without what most people have come to see as a basic necessity. To mark its 100th anniversary, the Panasonic Corporation plans to distribute 100,000 solar lanterns that the company has developed that can not only provide light, but also charge mobile phones and other small devices... Continue Reading Panasonic to distribute 100,000 solar lantern/chargers to the developing world

Section: Good Thinking

Tags: Electricity, Lamp, Lighting, Mobile Phones, Panasonic, Solar Powered

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