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June 30, 2006
Remote Sensing Keychain Thermometer
I like it.
From the website:
- Touchless Keychain Thermometer
Breakthough technology gives instant temperature readings!
Just aim and press the button!
Balance the A/C ducts in your house.
Find areas that could use more insulation.
Check your coffee, the bath water, the oven, your computer, engine components... it's useful and, well, fun!
Works from -27°F to 428°F (±2.5°) and can be switched from Fahrenheit to Celsius.
Batteries included.
When I first saw a consumer version of these hand-held no-touch thermometers early last year I was so impressed I featured one and then bought it.
I paid $71.84 but I guess Moore's Law is somehow involved 'cause just now when I went to the site where I bought mine (to make sure it was still available) I saw that it's now priced at $37.43.
Huh.
A couple months ago a pocket-sized version appeared, for $39: I'll bet that's the sort of thing that caused the price drop.
Anyway, the keychain version takes it to the next level in terms of size and usefulness.
June 30, 2006 at 09:01 AM | Permalink
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