We’re filled with the true blue techie blood in our veins which rushes with extreme ferocity every time a completely whacky and totally-new machine comes within our focus. True, there are many solar powered devices but LG’s managed to take the eco-friendship revolution to a new high.

The 14.1 inch laptop works on solar power with the TFT-LCD technology. The laptop display sporting the “Backlight Data Signal Switching Technology” helps switch from one mode to another depending on the lighting conditions. For instance, if you’re in a brightly sunny place, then the laptop switches to the reflective mode while low light induces the transmissive mode. With a 9:1 contrast ratio, this one slashes your power consumption by a whopping 75%! Now, this one seems to be a perfect mascot to usher in the era of eco-prosperity. But the big question is -how ready are we to take the plunge?

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