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The Outback Lantern gives you unlimited cell phone/iPod Power!

Kenilworth, NJ – Teledex, Inc., introduces the Sentina Outback (LED-98), a LED Light with Cell Phone/iPod USB Charger. The built-in ‘Power Bank & Emergency Crank insures that you will never run out of power. The Outback is a ‘Splashproof’ intelligent ‘Motion-Sensor’ light that turns on automatically when you need it. The internal ‘Power Bank’ stores power from AC Adapter, Hand Crank, or Car Charger. Once fully charged, the lamp will last up to 10 hours. It is a “Must-Have” for emergencies and outdoor activities.

The built-in 'Industrial-Grade' Hand Crank Power Generator will give you 6 minutes of Cell Phone talk time from a quick 2 minutes of cranking. It will also charge most of your portable devices- Cell Phones, iPod/MP3, Blackberry & PSP. A built-in USB jack lets you plug in and charge any USB device directly. Sentina Outback comes with AC Adapter, USB cable and 4 interchangeable power tips for most popular cell phone models.  More power tips for other cell phones, Sony PSP, Nintendo Gameboy and PDA are also available from the company’s web site www.datexx.com. The built-in 'Industrial-Grade' Hand Crank Power Generator will give you 6 minutes of Cell Phone talk time from a quick 2 minutes of cranking.

It will also charge most of your portable devices- Cell Phones, iPod/MP3, Blackberry & PSP. A built-in USB jack lets you plug in and charge any USB device directly. Sentina Outback comes with AC Adapter, USB cable and 4 interchangeable power tips for most popular cell phone models.  More power tips for other cell phones, Sony PSP, Nintendo Gameboy and PDA  are also available from the company’s web site www.datexx.com The Sentina Outback weights a mere 8 oz. and measures 3” (W) x 6” (H) x 2.5” (D).

Suggested Retail price for Sentina Outback is just $50.00 (US)

For more information about Sentina Outback and other Power Management accessories visit www.datexx.com

Available now at CompUSA .

Sentina Outback's USB Charger has US patent pending