
LG is coming out with an amazing new gadget that’ll quite possibly change the way you think about summer: the solar-powered e-reader.
This is actually a whole lot of amazing in one sentence, so I’ll try and break it down into more manageable chunklets for you. One, an e-reader that runs entirely on solar power is an exciting development. Reading a book outside in the spring–or in some cases, summer–sun has long been a popular activity, but now you can take a library outside with you and have your choice when you finally settle in under that tree and set out to read.
Two, this is one of the first e-readers to be powered by the sun, thus every other e-reader is now going to have a significant bit of competition on its hands. None of the other e-readers are powered by free sunlight, you know. And buying batteries over and over, or paying the power company to recharge batteries, will always lose out to free recharge. Every time.
Three, a solar panel capable of powering a gadget by itself, and still be portable? This might be the start of something new and different in the whole solar panel industry. It might take an entire roof’s worth of solar panels to make a five thousand watt generator, but one panel running an e-reader? That’s interesting.
The LG solar e-reader represents several significant strides forward, and hopefully, we can get our hands on them fairly soon.

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