Press Release
Monterey, Calif. - January 1, 2010 - Laser Devices, Inc. is pleased to announce that the DBAL-A2 is now shipping with our Ultra Power Point Green Laser. The green laser is available with your choice of <5mW, <30mW or <50mW power output. The powerful DBAL-A2 is equipped with an infrared pointer, infrared pointer/illuminator and a visible pointer.
Press Release
Monterey, Calif. - Laser Devices, Inc. is pleased to announce the release of the DBAL-I2, Dual Beam Aiming Laser-Intelligent2. The NEW DBAL-I2 is the cutting-edge replacement for the AN/PEQ-2A laser combining an infrared laser pointer and infrared pointer/illuminator in a lightweight, rugged metal housing.
The Dimple Green Laser Pen (astronomy grade for military, lecturers and law enforcement) with double bonus LED flashlight (Black) has been reduced from $39.99 to $15.49 over at Amazon Marketplace. 'Green laser pointers are fully legal for laser pointer use in most countries and at just below the maximum allowable legal power limit of 5mw for a pointer in most countries. We ensure that every high power green laser pointer is hand calibrated and tested to output at least 4.99mw and thus offers the expected stunning power expected of a real constant wave green (532nm) laser pointer, much brighter to look at than a regular red laser pointer and always with a visible green beam. This high power green laser pointer will impress your coworkers, family and friends. Use it for your next presentation and everybody will know that you are ahead of the latest technology.'
A review of the SKYlaser 55 mW Green Laser Pointer has been posted over at the Universe Today. 'This green laser pointer has a reported range of 80 km (50 miles.) The laser is easily visible in the day time too, well over 30 meters (100 feet,) -- and likely even more -- even in bright daylight, I discovered (see image at the bottom.) SKYlaser laser pointers are about the size of a Sharpie pen. There is a clip to easily attach the laser pointer securely to a bag or shirt pocket (or pocket protector!) so it is easy to find when you're outside and trying to point out a constellation or star to someone else.'
The 50mW Green Laser with Black Rubber Finish High Powered Diode has been reduced from $149.99 to $69.95 over at Amazon Marketplace.
Tech Details:
• Beam can be seen up to 12 miles away at night!
• True 50mw factory tuned green laser pointer
• Output power: 50mW wavelength: 532nm
• Operated by 2 x AAA batteries (included)
The Extreme 100mW Laser Pointer is on offer for $45.00 over at Amazon Marketplace.
Product Details
• Green Beam = CW (Continuous Wave) 532nm (532 nano meter) Wavelength
• Power requirements = 2x AAA Alkaline Batteries (Batteries Included)
• Dimensions = Length 6.3" (16cm) X Diameter 0.55" (1.4cm)
• Construction = Aluminum Casing w/ black soft touch skin, Brass Laser Module housing, Glass Lens, Comes in metal gift box w/ fitted foam
• Color = Metallic Silver w/ black as pictured - Laser Pointer / Silver Color gift box
The Streamlight 51031 Twin-Task 3C 9 Inch Laser Pointer Flashlight (Gun Metal Gray) is on offer for $36.94 over at Amazon.com. 'Streamlight 51031 Twin-Task 3C Laser Combo 9-inch Gun Metal Gray Flashlight is a versatile light which includes a high-intensity incandescent bulb, plus 5 ultra-bright, long-running LEDs, and a long-range laser pointer, powered by 3 "C" alkaline batteries. These exceptionally durable and powerful Streamlight flashlights offer multiple lighting modes from a variety of power sources. There's no task the Streamlight Twin Tack 3C Laser Combo flashlight can't handle! It is the only machined aluminum flashlight with a patented xenon/LED/laser point combimation for unmatched brightness and exceptionally long run times.'
A review of the 5mW Blu-Ray Laser Pointer from DealExtreme has been posted over at the Laser Pointer Forums. 'The beam diameter of this laser is fairly large because of it being just a laser diode with a lens slapped in front, but because of this the divergence is great. I have seen many complaints on the DX forums about this laser having crappy divergence, but I can almost guarantee that this is just the 405nm fuzzy dot eye trick that is just messing with them. Human eyes have trouble perceiving this color correctly, so this laser is not good for distance pointing because the dot appears blurry over a distance.'
A review of the Techlasers Infiniti II 95mW 532nm Green Laser Pointer has been posted over at the GearDiary. 'The TechLasers high-powered green laser pointer puts out a nominal 95mW beam of 532nm light, which happens to be in the green region of the wavelength spectrum. Interestingly, the problems with direct generation of green light seems to dot my work history, so I was interested to find out how they were achieving the wavelength. Turns out they are using a 808nm infrared laser diode to pump (i.e. provide exciting energy to initiate the lasing process) a Nd:YVO4 crystal which emits 1064nm light. That light goes through a special crystal which is called a frequency doubler, which converts a significant portion of the input energy to 532nm light (for those following along at home, 532 is half of 1064, it really is that simple).'
A review of the Wicked Lasers 200 mW Spyder I Pro portable laser has been posted over at the Candle Power Forums. 'The Spyder I Pro is a complete redesign of the original Spyder, which was discontinued when the Spyder II series was launched in December 2006. Due to popular demand, Wicked has resurrected the original Spyder and given it a new appearance. However, the Spyders are not the only lasers receiving a makeover; as part of Wicked Lasers' 2010 line-up, the other series will have upgraded versions as well!'
