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dvice.com - 11/9/2008

Ultracapacitor flashlight uses no batteries and recharges in 90 seconds

— dvice.com — Few things are more frustrating than grabbing your flashlight in an emergency, and getting little more than a dim glow because the batteries are dead. Even modern rechargeable LED flashlights need hours to take a full charge, and lose a little ... (more) Ultracapacitor flashlight uses no batteries and ...

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Light for Life Flashlight UC3.400 will last a really, really long time
Engadget — ... Light for Life UC3.400 -- a flashlight whose three LEDs take 90 seconds to charge and have 90 minutes of uptime. Even more interesting (especially to thrifty health nuts), the LEDs are apparently rated for "more than 50,000 charge cycles," which is... oh... 130 years, assuming you use it once every single day. Sure, the claim is pretty much unprovable and highly suspicious, but let's just say we know what we're getting our vampire friends for the holidays this year. [Via UberReview] Light for Life Flashlight UC3.400 will last a really, really long time ...

Light For Life - an LED flashlight charges in 90 seconds, lasts 130 years
TechChee.com, shop online for gadget, gizmo and hot tech stuff — ... day, it can last up to 130 years, so it’s possible to pass down to a few coming generations in your family tree. This flashlight carries a comparatively higher price tag, which costs $170. But it’s worth provided you don’t lose it after some times of using it. Other than that it comes with a rugged polymer body, which frequent drop is not a threat at all. The light source of this flashlight depends on three LEDs, which consume pretty low power. Buy online, $170, 511Tactical via [uberreview] This entry was posted on Tuesday, November 11th, 2008 at 12:18 pm and is filed ...