Solar clothes
Oct. 3 - Argentine designer looks to the future by creating solar-powered clothing.
A cable inside the jacket runs from the panel to a battery inside the pocket. Katharine Jackson reports.
SOUNDBITE: Julieta Gayoso, Designer, saying (Spanish):
"The idea is precisely that today technology is more and more mobile. It has the freedom of wireless connection, but when batteries run out you have to plug into the grid. So this is a way to have mobile energy and, of course, it's clean."
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