Each year we celebrate the Earth Day with plenty of enthusiasm and lots of fervor and then forget all about it the next day by going around throwing plastic bags on beaches and buying a Hummer to spew more carbon into the already saturated atmosphere. But that is barely the point of Earth Day; it is not about associating yourself with a movement, but making your life a part of the green revolution.

While cynics will question its true value, let us not give them a chance to do the same this year by actually bringing home some green products that will make rest of the year eco-friendly as well. What better place to look at then CES 2009, with its latest offerings that look both cool and spread cool!

Sony’s Flexible OLED Display:

Sony stole the show hands down this CES 2009 with its ultra-futuristic and eco-friendly flexible OLED display. While the screen might be still some way away from making its way into your life, this 2.5-inch prototype display is just .3-mm thick, and its flexible full-color display has a resolution of 169×120 making it thinner, lighter and more energy-efficient than anything else in the past.

6-in-1 OwiKits Solar Building Kit:

Nothing better than initiating kids into green energy as an impression on young minds lasts forever and the 6-in-1 OwiKits Solar Building Kit does just that. Complete with an assortment of 21 parts that can be easily snapped together to create two planes, an airboat, a car, a puppy, and a windmill, the kit comes complete with a solar panel and a small motor and something you can bring home at just $20

World’s first carbon neutral mobile phone from Motorola:

Joining hands with Carbonfund.org in order to off-set the emissions from its latest carbon neutral mobile phone, Motorola hit the pulse of youngsters with a mobile phone that is completely green. Crafted from recycled plastic bottles and completely recyclable, this green venture from Motorola is a blend of form and function as its green best… Quite literally!

PowerFilm solar chargers for both civilian and army use:

PowerFilm dished out a dazzling array of chargers at CES 2009 and these are the ones you can bring home right away. Rather than charging up your gadgets directly, they charge up the batteries which you can use whenever you need power. The civilian versions charge AA batteries, come with USB ports, weigh around 5 ounces and will cost you just $80 for a 4 AA battery charger. The military version though covers 10 foot square and will cost just $2000… Which is pretty cheap in military lingo!

World’s First OLED PC from OQO:

Sporting an integrated backlit QWERTY keyboard, 120GB, 2GB RAM, WWAN, Bluetooth, Windows XP Home. Pro or Vista, and will measure 5.6 x 3.3 x 1.0 inches, the latest offering from OQO at CES 2009 is the first OLED PC and you can even pocket this tiny power house, making sure every penny that you spend for this $2000 device worthwhile.

MiniWIZ SolarBulb:

This is a true green delight in every sense of the word with the bulbs being crafted out of recycled bottles, powered by 0.18 W solar cells and use LED lighting and sensors which can run for up to 6 hours on a single charge. With a price tag of $25, anyone and everyone can bring home some solar goodness this Earth Day!

Energizer Solar Recharger:

Featuring a USB-out port to power other devices and an ability to charge up gadgets even using the AC wall outlets to access the sun, the $49.99 Energizer Solar Recharger allows you to juice up your gadgets when conventional power is out of reach r fails you when you need it the most.

iGo Laptop and Notebook Charger:

This is probably the one that most techno-geeks should take home this Earth Day as with an automatic shut-off and recovery technology, the iGo Laptop and netbook charger cuts down your power consumption by a good 80%. You can also use it for computers, mobiles and other gadgets that sport a USB port making it simple and easy to operate.

Samsung OLED Display:

The flexible OLED screen unveiled by Samsung and OLED Association, might not be as cool as the one Sony managed to dish out, but this is another step towards future displays that could consume near-zero energy. Designed for mobiles, this will increase the life of your Li-Ion battery and while a production version is some way away, let’s just hope it is sooner than later.

Solio Mono Solar Charger:

Yup, we finish off our Earth Day celebrations with some more solar power as quite frankly; little can get so green and eco-friendly! At $60, the Solio Mono Solar Charger is a futuristic-styled and funky looking charger that also sports a daft LED light making it all the more cooler. Just plug it in and place it in the sun and your job is done!