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Dear customers! We are glad to inform you that the catalog of our online store is updated by FENIX Flashlights!

When a natural disaster strikes in the middle of the night, the last thing you want to do is waste time stumbling around in the dark looking for a flashlight. So a company in Japan, where recent disasters have left the country on high alert, has developed an LED flashlight that automatically lights up when an earthquake hits.

The Galaxy Xcover 2 is its new ruggedized smartphone, with GPS and GLONASS pitching it directly at the adventurers among us. It's water resistant up to a depth of one meter and can hold its breath for 30 minutes, while a 4-inch WVGA display will beam out Android 4.1.

Good news for big flashlights lovers!

Newest premium LED Torchlight JetBeam DDR30 is available in our online store at the best price!

NITECORE EC25 "Cobra" The Ultra-high Intensity Palm-Sized Searchlight, officially launches on 14 December, 2012.

The Nitecore EC25, maximum output of 860 lumens (ANSI/NEMA FL1), The EC25’s lightweight and diminutive body allows it to be carried in a pocket making it the perfect companion for hiking, camping, hunting, search & rescue or professional duty light.

The last significant upgrade to Bose's core SoundDock model was seemingly eons ago - distant enough in time that the iPod classic still showed up in press images. We might be thankful, then, that the arrival of the Lightning connector has prompted the arguably overdue SoundDock III.

We are pleased to present a new series of the Chinese LED flashlights and torches from the ROFIS Company in our online store!

Doxie has added another portable scanner to its heart-logo'd lineup, the Doxie One, which can digitize documents and images to an included SD-card with nary a computer in sight. Doxie says that'll let you travel light with the "paper-towel roll sized" device to scan and automatically generate Abbyy OCR-read PDFs, then sync up later with a Mac, PC, iPhone or iPad.

There’s no shortage of fitness apps to track how much (or how little) you’ve been shaking your tail feather lately — such as MyFitnessPal, Endomondo and GAIN Fitness to name three we’ve written about lately. And if you don’t want to strap your phone to your arm and baste it in sweat, there are even a few dedicated fitness-friendly gizmos, such as Apple’s Nike + iPod in-shoe system, Nike’s Fuelband wristband or Motorola’s MotoACTIV.