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[CrunchGear] This USB Pot Charges Your Cell Phone By Excess Heat: TES says that an iPhone, for example, takes 3-5 hours to be charged completely. They pitch the pot by saying that it could be used in the case of an emergency or in areas with no power.

[Gadget and Tech News] USB Cooking Pot Charges Your Smartphone Using Excess Heat | Gadget ...: If you spend a lot of time camping out in the wild, or cooking your meals on open fires, a new USB cooking pot might be an excellent way for you to charge your smartphone while away from the grid. The new USB cooking pot or Hatsuden-Nabe uses excess heat to charge your smartphone keeping it topped up while you prepare a brew. Developed by TES NewEnergy Corp., the Hatsuden-Nabe transforms waste heat into electric current.

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[TechNews AM] Google Sued Over Chromebook Name... (Geeky Gadgets) » TechNews.AM: If you spend a lot of time camping out in the wild, or cooking your meals on open fires, a new USB cooking pot might be an excellent way for you to charge your smartphone while away from the grid. Geeky Gadgets 12 hours ago: .

[Gadgets Geekly] Hatsuden-Nabe pot keeps your devices charged in ... - Gadgets Geekly: If you’re the kind of person who takes your device with you out in the wild while you’re camping so you have access to a GPS or a compass and some way to communicate with the outside world, sometimes one full charge of your smartphone is not enough to keep it juiced for the whole day or two. And spare batteries can only last for so long and make your devices bulkier than usual.

[Weblinxx.ca] USB power pot uses excess heat to charge your gadgets | Weblinxx.ca: ently be used to charge your USB gadgets. Released yesterday in Japan, the Hitoc haja HC-5 USB power pot can generate up to 400mAh of juice — enough to charge your iPhone in t hree to five hours.

[allgadgets] USB Cooking Pot Charges Your Smartphone Using Excess Heat | allgadgets: If you spend a lot of time camping out in the wild, or cooking your meals on open fires, a new USB cooking pot might be an excellent way for you to charge your smartphone while away from the grid. The new USB cooking pot .

[Fix Twit] USB power pot uses excess heat to charge your gadgets | Fix Twit: USB power pot uses excess heat to charge your gadgets. Most stoves produce heat that far exceeds the temperature essential to boil water, but TES NewEnergy has found how to convert that excess energy into power, .

[TUAW - The Unofficial Apple Weblog] Hatsuden-Nabe thermoelectric cookpot keeps your iPhone battery ...: The company has created the Hatsuden-Nabe, a US$278 cooking pan with a built-in USB port and a thermoelectric device to turn wasted heat into power. As the company notes, the heat of a wood campfire could reach over 900°F, but water requires only 212°F to boil, so a lot of the extra heat is either retained in the pot or escapes to the atmosphere, wasted.

[X-ZOOM Info] USB power pot uses excess heat to charge your gadgets | X-ZOOM Info: Most stoves produce heat that far exceeds the temperature necessary to boil water, but TES NewEnergy has found a way to convert that excess energy into power .

[Tech News] USB power pot uses excess heat to charge your gadgets | Tech News: which can subsequently be used to charge your USB gadgets. Released yesterday in Japan, the Hitochaja HC-5 USB power pot can generate up to 400mAh of juice -- enough to charge your iPhone in three to five hours.

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[Todays-Review] USB power pot uses excess heat to charge your gadgets - Todays-Review: Most stoves produce heat that far exceeds the temperature necessary to boil water, but TES NewEnergy has found a way to convert that excess energy into power, which can subsequently be used to charge your USB gadgets. Released yesterday in Japan, the Hitochaja HC-5 USB power pot can generate up to 400mAh of juice —

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[A1LifeStore] A1LifeStore - Motorola Droid 3 leaks out in tutorial vids ...: Verizon and Motorola have kept a tighter lid on the Droid 3 than many recent smartphones we've seen, but a nice big leak just sprang from the bottom of the pot — startup gadget blog PhonePads obtained three tutorial .Other changes include what seem to be a pair of volume keys on the right edge (instead of the usual rocker), the apparent lack of a dedicated camera button, and both micro-USB and mini-HDMI on the left edge in the Droid X2 configuration.

[Gadget Police] Hatsuden-Nabe pot keeps your devices charged in ... - Gadget Police: The port can be hooked up to any gadget or device that uses a USB port to charge its batteries. TES NewEnergyCorporation, the company that created the pot, claims that it takes about 3-5 hours to completely charge an .

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