Netbooks are much more energy efficient than laptops. Most netbooks today give you somewhere in 6-15 hours of battery life on the go. Those are numbers that can’t be easily hit, unless you own a ULV laptop. No matter what kind of laptop you own, it’s always nice to have a way to keep it charged and powered up on the road, especially when you don’t have access to a power outlet. That’s where solar netbook chargers come in. They let you use the power of the sun to power up your laptop and get more done traveling.

If you are looking for a power source to take with you and use to charge your netbook when you are traveling, here are 7 cool solar netbook chargers you should consider:

Sherpa 50 Adventure Kit: perfect for outdoors. As long as you have access to some sun shine, this charger can power up your laptop and other comparable electronics.

SolarGorilla Solar Charger: it’s designed to give you power for the go. You can charge it up with the power of the sun and fold it up to take it with you on the go. It works with all kinds of devices.

ETHAHE Solar Cell Phone Laptop Netbook Adapter Charger: a cool solar adapter that can charge your netbook, smartphone, and other gadgets. It has a 11200 mAh inside.

SunWize Portable Solar 9.9 Watt System for Laptops: a cool solar charger system for your netbook that powers up your device and even shows you the optimum placement for your panel. Features a solar panel, voltage controller, interconnect cables, and storage case.

High Capacity Solar Charger Battery for Netbooks: a 20000 mAH solar charger that can charge your netbook and PC on the road. You can also charge it up through your lighter socket or wall outlet.

Portable Travelling Solar Charger For Laptop: designed for those of you who want to take your netbook outdoors where you won’t have access to a power source. But you won’t need any power source other than the sun.

Samsung’s NC215s Netbook: this is an attractive netbook that comes with its own solar panel that charges it up. 2 hours of charging gives you 1 hour of work.

How’s your experience been with solar netbook chargers?