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January 25, 2010 
Certainly our fad for enhanced technology and more technology is driving the nature towards depletion. But recently, these technology organizations themselves are taking step in the direction of making technology harmless to the nature. One such initiative is by Horizon Fuel Cell Technologies based in Singapore.
The guys at Onlygizmos just did a little writeup on Hydrofill- TheHydrogen Power Station which is the first of its kind approach to charge gadgets.
How Hydrofill Works:
It disintegrates water into its components- Hyderogena and Oxygen. The separated Hydrogen is then trapped in Hydrosticks. The Hydrostics can be charged either using Solar Panels (the panels are built – in in the Hydrostick) or Wind Turbines can also be employed.
Now to charge your gizmo you would need a MiniPak which would transform the Hydrogen trapped in the Hydrostick into electrical energy. So now there electricity in the machine with which your mobile phone, camera, Smartphone, TV remote etc can be charged.
Quality Comes At A Price:
Horizon Fuel sure has appeared with an all revolutionary way of charging small electronic gadgets but here is where things can seem complicated – the price.
The Hydrogen Power Station is said to cost $600 and the MiniPak will come in $150. The price is too high.. Nevertheless this is the start for the Go Green concept. The device may take some time to reached the market.
A while ago Sony Ericsson too introduced two phones made on the Go Green idea. The phones are made out of recycled waste products and are not harmful to the environment. Identical concept was utilized by Samsung for its Samsung Blue Earth mobile phone. Though the phone includes only basic functions like calling, texting and etc., it has a purpose.
Hopefully we get to see a greater number of such tools which utilize the nature and not destroy it.
