If you’re planning on wearing a safari vest, why not got the distance and get the Solar Vest from Chinavision. No, wer’re not selling it, but we have to admit, this thing is very cool.

The Solar Vest features a set of four built in solar panels sewn into the back which recharge a battery pack stored in the left pocket. This battery is then capable of recharging other devices using outputs of 5V, 6V, 9V or 12-20V. This will allow to recharge everything from an iPhone to a laptop computer.

So when you’re in the sun, you’ve got power for pretty much anything when you’re wearing the Solar Vest. Environmentally friendly and cheaper than we expected at $126.

Want to keep that creepy boogy man away without consuming energy? This solar powered window alarm by Smart Solar. Designed to be mounted onto the window to power itself through its built in solar panels, the solar powered window alarm has sensors that can be placed up to 60 cm away from the main unit.

If a window is opened the alarm sounds at 6.8 khz.

A couple of issues with this is that the alarm only sounds when the window is opened - not when the window is broken. Also, there is no way to tell how much power stored or for how long the charge will run.

The Pico by Freeloader is a portable solar powered charger designed to charge mobile phones, iPods, GPS systems, and most other portable electronic devices. The Pico has advanced solar panel and battery technology to help provide a quick charging time for the devices internal battery and a quick time for it to deliver the power to the portable electronic device connected to it.

The solar panel is comprised of 75mA crystalline solar cells which charge the 800mAh Li-ion battery within the device. The battery takes about ten hours to charge to full when its empty, and it can charge in all daylight conditions. The Pico comes with a USB cable if you want to charge it from a USB port. It takes only 3 hours to fully charge the device from empty by USB.