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Moto patents solar cell LCDs

April 24, 2007 by Dusan Belic - Leave a Comment

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It’s not just Nokia that wants to go green. Motorola is also jumping on board.

MotorolaRecently, MOTO patented a solar cell combined with an LCD display. These solar cells are actually a thin film — so called transparent conductive oxides — that reside on top of the LCD screen. The compelling idea is to use the existing screen surface for battery charging — no need for extra space for solar panels. MOTO’s patent claims that black LCDs with a 75% let-through rate is the optimal setting to work with the technology.

Sounds like a real deal if you ask me. Especially for the sunny regions, where the phones equipped with this technology should work round the clock non-stop… (via: Uberphones)

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