Griffin SmartTalk Solar speakerphone gets its juice through solar power
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Available today, the Griffin SmartTalk Solar stands out mostly for its eco-friendly gesture of getting its juice through solar power. Essentially, you suction this speakerphone to your vehicle’s windshield, where its solar panel is able to bask in sunlight, thus, producing the power required in juicing it up. And of course, since it’s probably going to remain stationary there, it’ll continue to accumulate the sun’s rays to keel its internal battery charged.
Aside from all the green-friendly things associated with the SmartTalk Solar, it features some standard items normally found with other Bluetooth enabled speakerphones – such as Auto Connect to easily pair with devices, multipoint to allow two devices to connect to it simultaneously, a large multi-functional button, and voice command features. Combine it with Griffin’s DriveSafe App, it’ll ensure to minimize distractions while driving on the road.
For those interested, you can pick up the Griffin SmartTalk Solar for $69.99 through the company’s web site. Heck, just think about it for a moment, you won’t have to ever pay money to charge this thing, since it gets all it needs through solar power.
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5 Comments
1. jmoita2 posted on 27 Apr 2012, 12:06 0 0
What a great concept!!! It's always on a higher spot in the car,so what could make more sense?
2. shadowcell posted on 27 Apr 2012, 12:58 0 0
If you think about it, most decent bluetooth speakerphones are priced near or higher than this. I would love to see a review before I purchase this for myself. ^_^
3. Mandroid posted on 27 Apr 2012, 15:37 0 0
leaving electronic devices of any kind on your dash or windshield is just begging someone to break into your car. Pass.
4. Sangeet posted on 29 Apr 2012, 11:13 0 0
Get this thing on Android and then see what it is.. Yeh..!! that would be awesome :D
5. Bluesfinder posted on 16 May 2012, 21:06 0 0
Purchased this hands free speaker device and received it 3 days ago. Incoming calls sounds like the speaker in the device is very cheap, although there was nothing cheap in purchasing the thing. My wife told me the outgoing calls to her sound like I was in a tunnel and hard to understand me. If you are thinking of purchasing this product, please thing again. You won't be impressed.
