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Go Green This Holiday Season With Solar-Powered Gifts
Tualatin OR (SPX) Dec 01, 2009 Holiday shoppers looking for green gifts can add to their list the new +ECO Solar Weather Clock and +ECO Solar Weather Station from Oregon Scientific. The sleek, eco-friendly clock and weather station are must-haves for gadget gurus and make practical gifts for just about anyone on your holiday gift list, especially the eco-conscious. Each of the new +ECO products comes equipped with a detachable solar panel that converts sunlight energy into electrical energy. The solar panel is easily charged with natural light - there's no need to plug it in. "Our +ECO line of products bring the best in electronics innovation to the everyday items that we all need and use. By relying on solar power, they make the holidays truly green," said Mike Prager, President of Oregon Scientific, US. The +ECO Solar Weather Clock is available for $69.99, and displays the indoor/outdoor temperature reading of the main unit's location, as well as the accurate Atomic time and calendar day. The +ECO Solar Weather Station is available for $99.99, and displays future weather forecasts with graphical icons and the indoor/outdoor temperature reading from the main unit's location with up to three remote locations, in addition to showing the day and Atomic time. Share This Article With Planet Earth
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