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Iqua first hit the scene with its Iqua 603 SUN, a hands-free Bluetooth headset that maintains a full charge almost indefinitely due to its built-in, tiny solar panel. This week, the company announced that the Iqua Vizor SUN, a solar-powered Bluetooth device designed for use in the car and first announced in September, is in stock for $119.95 in the Apple Store.

The Vizor SUN is a hands-free speakerphone that the company claims will provide hours of talk time, and can also recharge itself using the sun's natural energy, without having to connect a wire to your car's DC power socket or cigarette lighter. In addition, the Vizor SUN offers the usual array of controls, including answer call, reject call, end call, redial the last number used, and volume adjust.

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