The Oasis Rechargeable Solar Stainless Steel LED Lantern is an illuminating source and also a decisive tool for survival, if you are lost in the wilderness.

Let’s suppose you’re out there with a regular lantern which needs batteries to work and it takes a couple of days to find help. I’m not saying you’ll die if you run out of electricity, but you’ll certainly spend the nights in a spooky way. So here comes in help the Oasis Rechargeable Solar Stainless Steel LED Lantern.

The device features solar panels that collect solar energy and transform it into light. It will take from 12 to 24 hours to get a full charge or, if you find yourself near an electrical outlet, you can use its AC adapter to recharge it faster. The stainless steel lantern also comes with a remote control for easy handling.

The Oasis Rechargeable Solar Stainless Steel LED Lantern retails at Amazon for $99.99

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Mixing fashion with technology, the Chinese have created the CVFR-S09 Solar Vest, a vest that charges all your gadgets, on the go.

The Solar Vest is designed for people who work mainly outdoors, and lack the time to always charge their various electronic devices. Featuring plenty of storage space, this solar charging fashion accessory has 4 laminated solar panels, on the back, so you don’t have to worry about it getting wet. These babies capture the sun’s energy and store it in the 8,800mAh battery, located in the vest’s front left pocket.

Packing several connectors, for today’s popular handhelds (Nokia, SonyEricsson, Samsung, micro and mini USB), as well as 5V, 6V, 9V, 12-20V Output, Solar Vest can charge pretty much and gadget you throw at it.

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Joos Orange claims to be the most powerful solar charger available on the market, offering 20 times more power than other similar products. With the optional reflection kit, it offers 30 times more energy

Using a smart micro-processor controlled energy management system, connected to some Ninja mono-crystalline Silicon Nitride anti-reflective coated solar cells, Joos Orange is able to store 4 times the power needed to charge your smartphone. A great thing about this solar device is that it’s able to store energy even in low-light environments (including in rain and underwater).

Joos Orange stores power in its internal 5,400 mAh battery, which you can replace when its 1,000 charge cycles are up. This interesting 8×5 inches solar charger is both waterproof and shockproof, and will be available in June, for $100.

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The Solar Power Spikes were designed for any type of garden and are useful for gardeners who want to collect information about the moisture and nutrient levels of the soil.

Also known as the “Plant Mate”, the device must be placed into the ground and you won’t need to worry about the energy source from which it is powered because the Solar Power Spike feeds with solar power.

The Plant Mate also gives you information about the temperature the plants are receiving and solar exposure. The information it collects will be displayed on your phone or computer. Check some pictures about how the Plant Mate works after the jump.

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The Scosche solBAT II Solar USB Gadget Charger has been designed to provide power for any USB device making it the perfect gadget for those who are out and running low on battery on their iPhone, iPod and so on.

The solar charger features a solar panel that collects solar power and transforms it into electricity which will then be stored on a 1500ma lithium-ion battery. After that, you can use it to recharge your devices every time you want and the recharging process will be as quickly as a normal one. The device also has suction cups, so you will be able to mount it on the windscreen.

The Scosche solBAT II Solar USB Gadget Charger will be available soon at the price of $30.

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Now, all you have to do is to hope that there will be no clouds on the sky.

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