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Solar powered Wii

Mar 21, 07 10:16 AM PDT

Solar powered Wii

Everyone who has a Wii will know that direct sunlight will interfere with the sensor bar, but a couple of modders from Tom's Hardware decided to take up the challenge of building a solar-powered Wii to keep them occupied during the summer. Amazingly, the sunlight was enough to power a TV and speakers in addition to the Wii, albeit with some help from a battery to provide up to 6 hours of gaming on a bright, sunny day. That is certainly more than enough time for you to have a rolling good time on the grass with Wii Tennis - remember to put on enough sunblock!

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