Solar powered bags for your portable entertainment device charging needs

Here's an interesting way to get some power on the go for your portable electronics: Innovus Design in Texas has started rolling out their Eclipse Solar Gear line of solar panel lined carrying bags. The first to hit the streets for $129 is the Reactor Solar Backpack. Using a built in solar module (the panel on the front of the pack), sunlight is turned into energy and used to charge any device which can draw power from a 12 volt auto charger made specifically for it.

It's also loaded with all the usual things small device freaks like myself enjoy in a gear bag: extra pockets, a laptop sleeve and a small, sturdy hole to feed your headphones through to your MP3 player.

Here are more specs, courtesy of Innovus:

• Size: 18” x 13” x 8.75”
• Weight: 3.7 pounds without the laptop sleeve; 4.6 with the laptop sleeve
• Capacity: 1850 cubic inches
• Warranty: Limited Lifetime
• Solar Module providing up to 2.5 Watts of power
• Single 12V charging outlet
• Padded waistbelt
• Water bottle pockets
• Mesh ventilated, padded backpanel
• Contoured and padded shoulder straps
• Reflective features for nightime visibility
• Accessory pockets
• Organizer pockets
• Portal exit for headphones
• Fits laptop computers up to 15"

The next bag slated to be rolled out is a messenger bag.