OR Winter Market 2009 -- GJ Report #12
January 29, 2009, 10:52 pm / Categories: Miscellaneous
Products as seen by the Gear Junkie at Outdoor Retailer Winter Market, January 22 – 24, 2009. . .
EverLite EL9 Solar Clip Light — In the who-would’ve-thunk-it category, the EL9 from EverLite is the “first solar-powered clip light that can also charge a cell phone.” Hmm. Exactly, that’s what I thought. But this clip light can provide 14 hours of continuous light after a charge in the sun. Plus, it doubles as a DC-jack that lets you plug in cell phones, iPods, MP3 players and other electronic devices. All this in a 1.9-ounce package that costs $19.95. Available now. www.newlite.com
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I love this idea, but my wife says it would make me the kind of the dorks. I guess I’ll wait until everybody has them and then she’ll tell me to buy it.