If you’re the sort that likes to camp percent time where there is no electricity available, this gadget will appeal to you. It’s a concept called PowerPot and it claims to be the first thermoelectric generator with a USB port out there.

The concept has three styles to generate different amounts of power including 5 W, 10 W, and 15 W. The devices during the development stage right now but pricing would be $125-$500 depending on how much power you need to generate.

Way back in 2008 an engineer working at Intel named Swamohan Pani was employed at Intel’s Hudson, Massachusetts facility. The man turned in a notice that he was leaving Intel on May 29th, 2008 and requested June 11, 2008 to be his last day. What Intel didn’t know is that the man had taken a position with AMD and started that position on June 2.

That means that while the man still had access to Intel computer systems, he was working for AMD. Pani as now pled guilty downloading documents that had to do with the design and manufacturing of computer processors with the intention of using the data at his new position with AMD.