Its fairly simple. Get a solar panel (a couple hundred bucks used), a deep cycle 12 volt (marine) battery (70 bucks) , and a Notebook DC CAR Charger Power Adapter (18 bucks on ebay). The DC car charger power adaptor should have multiple settings ( 15, 16, 17,18, 19, and 20 volts) so you can set it to the voltage for your laptop. To find the setting just look on the transformer box that's part of the power cord for your laptop. Hook up the solar panel to the deep cycle battery. Then run a wire from the positive terminal to the nipple end of the car cigarette lighter adapter and a wire from the negative terminal to the side metal connection of the cigarette lighter adapter. There ya go. About 4 hours of laptop use per day of sunshine. Make sure your connections are good (and safe) and consider a charge controller to make sure you don't over charge the battery.
The use of computer cases with power supply in them is to be able to charge a person's laptop, netbook, iPad, or other electronic device while it is in the case still.
A laptop.
You need to use a computer with it, but not necessarily a laptop.
Any normal laptop whose battery is recharged by a solar panel rather than a standard charger would be a solar powered laptop. Due to the limited amount of power available from light (from the Sun) with modern panels, compared to a computer's required input, it may be necessary to use a number of low-powered alternatives to conventional parts, and to avoid (energy inefficient) electric cooling systems when less energy-consuming alternatives are available.
After reading the user manual: 1. Push the power button 2. Put in the battery or some source of power 3. Use your mouse and keyboard
You will need to use the power cord and/or the battery in order to turn the laptop on.
to be able to use a computer on the go to be able to use a computer on the go
Asus Laptop
Use a straw
in a laptop computer.
No, if it is a desktop power cord - which is no more than a few wires (no internal components). Yes, if you're talking about a laptop - most laptop power cords have a LED built in that will take power, beyond the necessary "no load" power used by the step down transformer and DC rectifying circuit.
I have ONE LAPTOP but u can learn how to use it.