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Simon Wilby’s “The Smart One” Makes Green Energy the Smart Choice
Simon Wilby’s “The Smart One” Makes Green Energy the Smart Choice
The Smart One, a device invented by Simon Wilby could be a huge first step in cutting down on our reliance on the national power grid, just in time for World Environment Day 2009. The Smart One is a d
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(Free-Press-Release.com) May 29, 2009 --
Launched earlier this year in beautiful, sun soaked Barbados, The Smart One is an aftermarket device invented by Canadian, Simon Wilby that converts any cellular or mobile phone into a highly efficient, self-charging gadget using available light sources.
The Smart One is an aftermarket product for cellular phones that can be retrofitted in 30 seconds using a kit. The technology behind it is relatively simple and yet so efficient that it actually outperforms conventional cell phone batteries by delivering 300% more talk time.
In effect, a cellular phone using The Smart One will constantly charge as long as it is exposed to a light source. Unlike conventional batteries that use silicon cells, it uses plastic cells that retain full circuitry for faster and more efficient charging. The device has proven so effective that its inventor, claims he has not had to charge his own mobile phone using a conventional charger and wall outlet since March of 2008.
Simon Wilby believes the technology behind The Smart One will quickly find other practical applications for consumer gadgets and will have widespread implications for how consumers view solar power in general.
The same technology used in The Smart One should be just as easy to apply to the sundry of portable gadgetry we all use on a daily basis. The technology can easily be adapted for use with other mobile devices such as portable gaming consoles and laptops. In fact, he has already designed and patented a similar application of his design for use with laptops.
On a grander scale, plans are currently being made for a system of solar powered street lamps that could potentially save governments millions of dollars annually in electrical costs and provide light for remote villages throughout the world, while reducing reliance on fossil fuels.

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