Achim is the clone of the North Korean iPad

 

The iPhone is not sold in North Korea, but that does not mean that the North Koreans do not have access to tablets - they have their own clone of the Apple device.

According to the website NK News , the North Korean media reported that a tablet called Achim ("Morning"), developed by a state enterprise is becoming very popular within the country, especially among students.

The device has a 7 inch screen, weighs 300 grams and the battery lasts up to 5 hours. Was not informed what is the system used in Achim, but it is possible that the Red Star, a variant of Linux that is also used in other devices in the country.

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Goal Zero Yeti 1250, a great solar generator

 

Solar generators are not as common as those that run on gasoline, but are still just as useful and of course much more environmentally friendly. This little we see in the image is called Goal Zero Yeti 1250 and is effective enough to power appliances such as refrigerators, air conditioners, etc..
The 1250 Yeti Goal Zero has a couple of solar panels that are capable of recharging the battery of the device 1250Wh in about 20 hours of sun exposure. If you like, the battery can also be recharged through a power line. Also worth noting that the generator has 3 USB ports to charge mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets.
The price of Goal Zero 1250 Yeti is around $ 2000.

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