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We've been following this one closely, waiting for Oregon Scientific's +ECO Clima Control weather station to be available in the U.S. And today's the day!

A lot of weather stations aren't attractive enough for the kitchen counter, so the first thing we love about this model is that it's so darn cute. With its rounded white design and pastel palette, it looks like a weather station designed by Apple. It offers great functionality, too, showing you the weather forecast as well as the temperature and humidity levels at four locations around your home.

What really sets the +ECO apart, however, is that it runs off solar power. It's a nice little symmetry: this weather station runs off non-polluting energy, thereby helping to preserve the environment it monitors.

You can grab one from the Oregon Scientific online store for $119.99. 
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