The Daily - Day 1 - June 18, 2019 - 49

High Tech

From a solar-powered smartwatch to a portable water turbine, today's
high-tech products are all about keeping devices charged up.
1. Garmin GPSMAP 66i
53027-UL

Combining Garmin's industry-leading GPS navigation with
inReach satellite communication technology, this handheld
device can be used as a satellite
communicator with two-way
messaging and a 24/7 SOS function. Explore seamlessly with a
large 3-inch sunlight-readable
color display, preloaded routable
TopoActive maps, and directto-device wireless BirdsEye
Satellite Imagery. | $600

2. Coast Products EAL13
49075-UL

The EAL13 is a new compact,
packable lantern with a 120hour runtime (set on low). It's
built tough with a poly-nylon
body and polycarbonate dome
and globe construction. When
hung overhead, the removable
globe allows for a higher lumen

output to provide area lighting.
Carabineers on top and bottom
provide users with quick attachment hanging ability, both
upright or inverted. A strong rare
earth magnetic base also allows
the lantern to be affi xed to metal
surfaces. It runs on three AA
batteries and provides 330 lumens of output on high. | $30

3. BioLite HeadLamp
200
37118-UL

A minimalist design that
maximizes comfort and fit, the
rechargeable HeadLamp 200
features 200 lumens, white
spot, white strobe, red flood,
and red strobe. The integrated
700mAh battery has run times
of up to 40 hours and can be
recharged via micro-USB.
Utilizing BioLite's 3D SlimFit
Construction, the headlamp
integrates the electronics

directly into the performancetextile band, departing from the
typical cantilever approach and
delivering a no-bounce headlight
that clocks in at only 45g. | $40

4. Nite Ize Radiant 314
Rechargeable Lantern
42070-UL

This convenient rechargeable
lantern and power bank can
charge devices from anywhere.
Ideal for home, outdoor, and
emergency use, this 314-lumen
lantern offers both bright white
and soft amber illumination
and includes a dual-purpose
light-diffusing storage bag. | $45

5. Matrix Industries
PowerWatch Series 2
27124-SL

With more than $2M in preorders, PowerWatch Series 2 is
the most funded smartwatch in
Indiegogo history that you never

need to charge. This next-gen
watch builds on Matrix's proprietary thermoelectric technology
and adds all-new solar cell technology. With increases in power
and efficiency across the board,
the watch comes standard with a
completely new set of functions,
including intelligent heart-rate
monitoring, a full-color display,
and on-board GPS. | $499

6. WaterLily USB
24206-SL

This portable turbine harvests
energy from rivers and streams to
recharge USB devices. The WaterLily has a peak output of 15 watts
and the ability to charge 24 hours
per day, no matter the weather. It's
an essential tool for outdoor enthusiasts who carry multiple USB
rechargeable devices on longer
treks and still want to stay connected. It comes in a portable and
easy-to-setup package. | $200

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