ecoPLAY

•Electricity consumption is at about 540.2 billion kWh a year in Canada.

•There needed to be someway to come up with a method to deal with reducing the amount of energy we use everyday

•Brilliant minds came up with the idea of creating a Apple iPhoneTM counterpart the ecoPLAY

• This phone is what is going to introduce the NATURAL way of communication for the future

Features of the already made iPhone

Solar capabilites, reduce electricity consumption in common households

Object commonly used and adapted by users worldwide into daily life

touch-screen and hard drive memory all regular mobile phone features: texting between peers, E-mail access web and internet access, video games music player video sharing sites such as Youtube, networking sites such as Facebook instant messaging access such as MSN

Messenger. GPS systems included

Charge as you go capabilities

No need to plug into outlets

Stores energy as exposed to sunlight and therefore can be used in darker areas

Idea of hybrid car scaled down to handheld device

With all this excess energy the environment is being harmed

rise in temperatures, leading to drier climates and disastrous outcomes.

Everyone needs to do their part, and every little bit helps.

With such devices, it is much safer for the environment and helps propose ideas for others to help encourage common society to preserve nature.

Looking at the chart on the left, it is easy to see how the battery life varies between products already being used

ecoPLAY does not require a ‘battery life’ and will run all the time anytime, resulting in no charging from outlets

Works Cited: Green , Hank (2007). The World's First Solar Cellphone. Retrieved

October 17, 2008, from EcoGeek - Clean Technology Web site: http://www.ecogeek.org/content/view/721/

Images From: Viatek Products

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http://010techpros.com/assets/images/innovation.jpg Tree Huggers, Justin Thomas

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