Dec 09
1
Like the looks of Oregon Scientific’s solar-powered +ECO Clima Control unit but don’t need something that sophisticated — or expensive? The company has just expanded the line with two (slightly) more affordable options for budget and environmentally conscious folks like you. First up is the $100 +ECO Solar Weather Station, which provides the same functionality as its $20 more expensive predecessor, monitoring temperature and humidity in multiple locations and recharging itself via detachable solar panel, but does so with a smaller screen capable of showing indoor and outdoor temperature, time, and an icon representing the coming weather. Also on offer is the $70 +ECO Solar Weather Clock, pictured below, which ditches the weather display and the ability to display humidity, things that may or may not be much of a loss depending on your meteorological inclinations.
Oregon Scientific’s +ECO Solar Weather Clock and Station don’t predict solar weather originally appeared on Engadget on Tue, 01 Dec 2009 07:06:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
Permalink 
redOrbit | 
+ECO Solar Weather Station, +ECO Solar Weather Clock | Email this | Comments
Related posts
- Nokia N97 sells two million units in three months, Nokla sells two dozen
- Intel SSDs May Suffer From Irreparable Fragmentation Slowdowns [Ssd]
- Dell creates communications division for push into handheld market
- iPhone OS 3.1 enforcing Exchange device encryption, only supported by iPhone 3GS
- Steve Jobs back to work at Apple
- Nokia's profits drop 90% in Q1 2009
- Invisibility cloak upgraded to bend infrared light, not to mention our minds
- Adobe got 7 million iPhone and iPod touch download requests for Flash in December
- Fraunhofer Institute's fruit checker device tracks optimum ripeness so you can stop sniffing those melons
- How would you change Samsung's Instinct s30?
