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Cory Doctorow at 8:48 am Thu, Sep 28, 2006

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Gerber -- whose multitools are the best in the world, for my money -- have shipped an sevent-headed LED flashlight whose bulbs are individually poseable to illuminate different parts of a tricky, underlighted project or room. It's called the "Inferno Flexlight" and can be hung, posed, or held.
The Flexi-Light can be used as a task light, table-top lantern, tent chandelier or flashlight. It gives users total control of how and where they use light in the field. Scroll through five lighting modes with a simple turn of the switch: focused white flashlight, diffuse white area light, night vision red area light, focused night vision red and flashing red emergency beacon.
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