Here is another handy clock you can use by making do with solar power. The Solar Panel is situated at the clock’s front and powers the rechargeable battery that is included. It has the usual long and short hands for wall or desk mounting which can be either in landscape and portrait orientation. You just have to make sure that the clock is positioned to an area where there is sunlight though.

Price: £24.99

(Source) IWOOT

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Halloween may be over but that doesn’t mean you should ignore collectible alarm clocks such as this. Ideal for the people who are also fascinated with the Gundam series. The alarm is actually Haruka Inoue’s voice which is paired off with a couple of flapping ears when any speech is emitted. It also comes with a calendar, a snooze function and is run via AA batteries and/or solar power. It is available in Japan and retails for about $58.00.

(Source) Ubergizmo

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The Sundial Cannon alarm clock which thrives on solar power should be something worth checking out. Barring any bad weather at noon, the lens on the sundial focuses sunlight onto a pan filled with gunpowder, setting off the cannon to mark the time. The concept is quite cool but realistically, we need alarm clocks that wake us up in the morning. Now if this is a noon clock, it may be equivalent to trouble especially if you are an employee. What excuse would you give your boss other than saying your alarm clock didn’t go off?

(Source) Oh Gizmo

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Here is a clock that is bound to be always energized. Thanks to solar or the usual battery-powered means, the Solar-Powered Hybrid Alarm Clock provides a blue glows at night thanks to the solicited solar power from exposure to the sun’s rays during the daytime. The clock also features an alarm mode with a snooze button, a calendar mode, a second time zone button, and a summertime switch to handle British Summer Time (BST).

Price: £14.99 (excluding delivery)

(Source) Envirogadget

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If you want to consolidate the concept of nature with great lighting solutions, then chances are this Sinthesya light is perfect for your home. It can be used indoors and outdoors and looks like it was created out of a sci-fi movie set and draws inspiration from nature’s food-factory. Solar power is the name of the game, but just in case of an emergency, an electrical plug has been included.

Shaped like a plant, the light features an adjustable base, a long winding stem, Lithium battery cells and a leaf panel that sports fotovoltaic flexible panels on the outside and 10 LED lights on the inside. A soft-touch dimmer lets you adjust the lights and when you place the leaf-head in a closed position, it gears up for some sun soaking recharge.

What makes it waterproof is the silicone rubber detailing and the green factor comes from the use of recycled ABS made by printing and injection.

(Source) Camilo Vanacore

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