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Wind Turbines: Novel, Clean Energy Device Developed By Icelandic Brothers
Two Iceland brothers have developed a powerful, lightweight wind turbine that's versatile and powerful enough to charge cell phones, power a TV and small appliances and even charge electric cars.
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