Eco Factor: Solar-powered lamp makes plastic bottles illuminate and indirectly recycles them. The introduction of eco-friendly devices does exhibit CES‘s sensitivity towards environment. Amid all sorts of ultra modern gadgets, this solar lamp presented by miniWIZ endows empty plastic and glass bottles with arresting colors. Its 0.18 W solar cells are compelling enough to hand light out for a full 6 hours. And these solar bulbs charge themselves fully in less than 3 to 4 hours. 
Just screw them onto a plastic bottle, and the LEDs sensing dark automatically emit light out. If not satisfied with the lighting, putting some water into the plastic bottles would positively amplify the amount of light being offered; the lamp’s casings are fully waterproof, mind you! Not to miss, the minimal price tag of $23-25 makes it so very affordable to all. 
The Dark Side: Well, everything is just right and spot on for these wonderful lamps, except those missing Candelas. It would have been better if it could offer brighter luminosity. What say you? Secondly, what worries me is the acceptability for these atypical applications. Via: Inhabitat
