The new TYLT backpack will ensure that your gizmos and gadgets are juiced up when you need them. The ENERGI+ Backpack features a built-in charging system via a removable 10,400mAh rechargeable lithium ion battery. The 11 ounce battery features seven pass-thrus and can charge three devices simultaneously, while the backpack still offers 1,450 cubic inches of internal space and 13 total pockets. Specs after the jump
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Serfas Thunderbolt Offers Light Like a Bolt of Lightning
The new Thunderbolt silicon USB rechargeable bike light is set to arrive later this summer from Serfas, and will be available in seven stylish colors. The water resistant headlight (above) promises to provide 90 lumens of light from a strip of 15 micro LEDs, with a run time ranging from 1.5 hours on high beam to 6.5 on low, along with 3.5 hours on blink and a full 9 hours on low blink. Continue reading Serfas Thunderbolt Offers Light Like a Bolt of Lightning
Knog Recharges USB Line for 2013
Knog have been going strong for several years making silicon bicycle lights, and the company has unveiled its new set of USB rechargeable lights, under its Blinder brand. There will be new models – the 1 and 4 – that will be encased in metal and silicon, meaning these will be both watertight and bright as the lights will feature either a single LED or four LEDs respectively. And because these are factory-sealed they will be totally waterproof and even submersible – not that we can figure out why anyone would put them underwater.
The Blinder 4 will put out 80 lumens of white light for the front or 44 lumens of red light in the rear, and while the front will have enough illumination to guide the way the point is still “to be seen” more than to act as a headlamp. The Blinder 1 will still put out 20 lumens to the front, along with 11 to the rear. Continue reading Knog Recharges USB Line for 2013