Tag Archives: flashlights

Lexon Jet Lights by Theo Williams: Expensive, pretty flashlights

Posted on November 3, 2008 by Joel Johnson

I will share the expression of surprise with Technabob: I wouldn’t think I’d be excited by the design of a flashlight, but Theo Williams’ elegant little fobs are quite attractive. And not horribly expensive, provided you ignore the bargain basement … Continue reading →

Flashlight with built-in video camera

Posted on July 8, 2008 by Rob Beschizza

Swann’s $500 FlashlightDVR is a flashlight with a camcorder built-in, pitched as an “invaluable tool for covert surveillance.” As you can see, it’s completely inconspicuous. It saves MPEG4 video to 128MB of built-in flash or SD card, and it has … Continue reading →

Retro Flashlight Motherlode!

Posted on November 27, 2007 by Joel Johnson

Holy shit! Just as I get all excited about Dan’s antique flashlight, I follow a link from his site leading to the “Flashlight Museum,” a trove of amazing retro models showcased by a flashlight aficionado. Above, the “Rod-D-Lite,” a combination … Continue reading →

MII Flashcam: Tactical Flashlight with Built-In Camera

Posted on November 2, 2007 by Joel Johnson

The “MII Flashcam” is a tactical 85,000-candle-power LED flashlight with a built-in audio and video recorder and a 1.5-inch LCD screen. (It’s “MII” as in “Mark 2,” not “Nintendo,” even if it does share the same bobble-headed design.) There is … Continue reading →

Pop!Tech Notes: Sheila Kennedy and the Portable Light

Posted on October 19, 2007 by Joel Johnson

Waving your hands around and saying “I think all this shit is bullshit” isn’t the best way to meet lefty progressive girls. But while I was busy being too toothlessly punk as fuck, the first real horseshit presentation I’d seen … Continue reading →