Solio’s New BOLT Solar Charger Pairs with the Kindle Fire for Anytime Content Enjoyment

Amazon’s Kindle Fire is the company’s reentry to the tablet market, offering a vast content library. Solio’s new BOLT solar charger is a reliable solution for extending the Fire’s battery life when away from outlets or other power sources.
By: Craig Randall
 
Nov. 16, 2011 - PRLog -- OAKLAND, Calif. (November 16, 2011) – Amazon’s Kindle Fire, just released, is the company’s reentry to the tablet market, offering a vast content library and competitive price point. The Fire has drawn rave reviews among consumers but devotees of Amazon’s previous Kindle E-Readers might find themselves missing the first series’ battery life, thought to be measured in months, while the Fire is more in line with other tablets at around eight hours per charge.

Solio’s new BOLT solar charger is a reliable and sustainable solution for extending the Fire’s battery life when away from outlets or other power sources.

The Kindle Fire (MSRP $199) features a dual-core processor, 7 inch touchscreen, and Amazon’s new cloud-accelerated Silk web browser. The Kindle Fire’s most coveted feature is its access to Amazon’s vast libraries of cloud-based content. While most other tablet’s rely on downloading and local storage, the Kindle Fire connects to Amazon’s cloud data to provide access to over 18,000,000 songs, movies, TV shows, magazines, and books, as well as free cloud-based data storage.

With millions of pieces of content at your fingertips, it can be easy to burn through the battery of any device. The Kindle Fire boasts up to eight hours of continuous reading on one charge, but browsing the web, downloading content, or video playback, can decrease this time. Pairing the Solio BOLT with the Kindle Fire will ensure your Fire stays charged and ready when you need it most, whether it’s during a commute in the city, a long haul flight, or at a remote campsite. The BOLT can be charged from the sun or directly from a wall or USB outlet and connects directly to the Kindle’s included USB charging adapter for fast, easy, on-the-go charging.

After dark the BOLT’s battery can be recharged via its micro-USB port. From USB power, the battery charges in 4.5 hours. The BOLT uses a high temperature rated lithium ion-polymer battery. Unlike other battery chemistries, lithium-poly works perfectly for the high-heat of solar charging and Solio’s 60C specification means the heat of the sun never interrupts efficient solar charging. When the useful life of the rechargeable battery is over, the Solio BOLT battery is user-replaceable with just a few turns of a screwdriver.

The Solio Bolt (MSRP $70) is available now at Sprint, Amazon, and REI stores in the United States and Mountain Equipment Co-op in Canada. The BOLT is also available at www.solio.com.

Watch a demo of the Solio BOLT here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lxGwYroVvts&feature=channe...



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About Solio
Solio is a developer and manufacturer of portable solar chargers and lighting systems, helping power work and play with renewable energy. Solio products are compatible with an enormous range of devices from GPS units to MP3 players to smartphones and cameras plus headlamps and lights. Chances are, if a device can be powered by USB, it can be sustainably powered with Solio.

A nearly ten-year-old brand, the Oakland, CA-based company makes its products available for purchase through specialty retailers and provides rural communities in Kenya with power and light through leasing, providing access to affordable clean energy and lighting systems. For more information visit www.solio.com.

Solio stands for energy equality
Through Kiva microfinance loans, solar energy entrepreneurs are able to start a green energy business of their own. Solio is a proud partner of Kiva - find out more here: www.kiva.org/green
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Source:Craig Randall
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