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inhabitat.com - 3/5/2009

Ikea Unveils Solar Powered Lights for Summer!

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Spring is slowly emerging and we are dreaming of outdoor barbecues and parties on the deck. We have a couple of solar powered lanterns along the pathway, but we have been waiting for some lights with a little more pizazz. Last year we were excited to hear that Ikea would be stocking solar ...

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greenlaunches.com - 3/13/2009

MIR - A solar powered Radio Alarm Clock for a green good-morning

— greenlaunches.com — solar-powered-radio-alarm-clock.jpg We have seen dozens of solar powered gadgets but here is one that will wake you... with the goodness of sun! Blending green function along with avant-garde appearance, Klaus Rosburg's MIR is actually a solar powered ... (more) MIR - A solar powered Radio Alarm Clock for a green ...

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ubergizmo.com - 3/9/2009

Ikea Unveils Solar-powered Products

— ubergizmo.com — Furniture giant Ikea has been on the warpath against polluting the environment, doing its part in helping... us keep the earth green with its business policies, and here they are with yet another initiative - Ikea will be releasing its first ... (more) Ikea Unveils Solar-powered Products

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mocoloco.com - 3/6/2009

Ikea Summer 2009

— mocoloco.com — Ikea sent us their "new for Summer 2009" catalog today... our picks were all lighting, clockwise from... top left; the 5-stick SOLIG solar cell LED light chain, SOLIG solar-operated half globes, battery-operated mushroom shaped SOLIG lighting and the ... (more) Ikea Summer 2009

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Well now, IKEA makes solar-powered lights
CrunchGear — ... What’s that dumb joke, something about “why do you park on a driveway and drive on a parkway”? That logic doesn’t really hold up when you’re looking at something like these solar-powered garden lights. They’re IKEA’s first such “solar” products, which means we’re in for a treat in the upcoming months as more and more goodies trickle out. ...

Ikea now offering Solar Powered Lights
Coolest Gadgets — ... lights as of now, only one of them is for indoor usage.  The indoor light is just a small work lamp that will cost you $19.99 and comes in a a variety of colors.  There are a few sets of five that will be smaller lights, but are a string of them in a row.  Then the rest are to be purchased individually.  It’s definitely worth checking out if you’re thinking ahead as to how you want your garden set up this summer.  They range from $6.99 to $19.99. Source: Inhabitat ...

IKEA starts selling totally hip SOLIG solar lighting devices
Engadget — ... first part, at least), as household megastore IKEA has begun stocking (in store; online is coming soon) a new series of solar-powered lighting supplies. The SOLIG series contains a handful of solar light sticks, orbs, garden lights, chain globes and even posts, all of which will surely brighten your outdoor patio, flower bed or Earth-friendly RV. Now, if only it were simple to relocate your life to southern Arizona in order to enjoy these more effectively... [Via Inhabitat] Filed under: Household IKEA starts selling totally hip SOLIG solar ...

Ikea Goes Solar For Summer
GeekSugar — ... The way these lights work is each LED light stores the sun's power in replaceable and rechargeable batteries, so you don't have to worry about cords or access to power outlets. You can view each light on Ikea's site right now, but unfortunately you can't purchase them as of yet. Keep checking back in the next couple of weeks. ...

Ikea's Summer Solar Lights Are Pleasant Looking [Solar Lights]
Gizmodo — ... darn nice. Plus, they're good for impressing men and women who don't shave regularly. Both the stick and dome lights work on the same principle—they're LEDs and store solar power in replaceable/rechargeable batteries. No external wiring is required, just place them on the ground and let them soak up the energy. They're listed on the Ikea site quite cheaply (5 for $15, 5 for $20) as you'd expect from Ikea, but you can't buy them just yet. [Ikea via Inhabitat] ...