YOU'RE finally on board that long flight home and just about to catch up on some overdue memos on your laptop when the guy sitting next to you turns out the light and makes it pretty clear he wants to sleep.
Because you’re a sensitive kind of traveller and you don’t want to disburb your neighbour, you start banging away at your computer’s keyboard in little or no light.
The result, of course, is some pretty inaccurate typing and it all ends in frustration at not being able to get things done during some perfect down time.
Business people who regularly travel interstate and overseas know this problem only too well. The dim light in the aircraft cabin or even the hotel room can make it nigh on impossible to see your laptop’s keyboard.
But there is an answer: It comes in the form of a small light that simply attaches to your laptop screen and lets you get on with your work.
The Dorcy Laptop Light is a good example of this handy accessory for the highly mobile professional. It has 5 LED lights and simply plugs into your laptop’s USB port. There’s a push button switch, a retractable cord for easy storage and it comes in assorted colors.
Suggested retail price is $12.95 and it is available at Dorcy Direct
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