Having to charge your portable devices while there is no power supply is always a real concern for you. The following equipment accessories will be introduced that may help you avoid those irony situations.
Picard Lederwaren, a German fashion bag designer, came up with a very unique idea: a bag that can charge unlimitedly, used in combination for laptops and other electronic devices.
However, this is not a completely new concept. The Voltaic Backpack mobile power maker has laid the groundwork for this technology sector when a combination of solar and electric charging bags is incorporated.
Picard's product is made of black leather and looks much more 'cute' than Voltaic Backpack. So, if you are a traveler, this is the product you need. They come in standard sizes and can be easily carried with a handbag or shoulder strap.
The charging ports are 'hidden' inside the bag so you can charge your laptop, phone, digital music player or any electronic device right away while traveling. Outside there is a board attached. Waterproof to 'refill' solar. Although waterproof, it's best not to dive into the pool with this bag.
Just like the Voltaic Backpack solar backpack, comes with a Picard bag as a Lion battery pack to store excess energy generated, so perhaps this product will still work if you accidentally bought it in the winter.
Anyway, you currently have no chance to use this product because it will only be available from August this year for $ 700, exclusively provided by licensed professionals.
Nguyen Nam
Charge your laptop with ... solar bag
Having to charge your portable devices while there is no power supply is always a real concern for you. The following equipment accessories will be introduced that may help you avoid those irony situations.
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