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Title:<h3>Solar Powered Phone Charger</h3>   -   http://www.suncharger.co.uk/
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Description:Charging your mobile phone when you are away from a power source is now possible and is environmentally friendly. UK based but will ship internationally.
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Date Added:July 22, 2005 05:05:01 PM
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