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The Gadgeteer have published a review of the LED Lenser P7 LED flashlight. 'The P7 has a Black aluminum case, with a knurled grip and an eyelet on the cap for the included handstrap. In hand it very feels solid and comfortable, with good balance. The only writing on the flashlight is the LED Lenser logo and model number. The interesting feature of this light is that it has a focusable beam. Focusing is accomplished by extending and retracting the lens of the flashlight. When the lens is fully extended, it is approximately 5.5 inches long.'

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Press Release

The LED Lenser High Performance professional tactical strobing light, LL7731STB, and add-on strobing accessory, LL7733STB, are now available for online sale at LightsAndKnives.com.

Portland, OR (PRWEB) February 19, 2008 -- LightsAndKnives.com, the Portland, Oregon based online retailer of discount LED lights and outdoor knives, is now offering the LED Lenser High Performance LL7731STB strobing light and the LL7733STB add-on strobing accessory as part of their product offerings through their online store. These are the first two products from the high performance line to become available to the public for retail sale.

LED Lenser HP tactical flashlights and torches are professional products built to withstand rigorous use by law enforcement personnel, fire and rescue crews, military personnel and industrial workers. These new performance products were announced at the February 2008 SHOT Show in Las Vegas, Nevada.

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The Led Lenser automotive rechargeable mini led flashlight is a neat flashlight to have in your vehicle or indeed to carry around in your purse or wallet when you are on the go. The flashlight is supplied with a battery which you recharge by plugging into the cigarette socket in your car. On a single charge the light is supposed to produce approximately three hours of illumination. The flashlight features solid stainless steel construction and is operated by an easy twist on/off switch.

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The small, pocket light appears to be the flashlight of choice with many persons of late and the manufactures who have invested significant sums in the quest to upgrade the little devices are realizing significant returns as consumers warm to the idea of having a powerful light generated from a small package.The Led Lenser flashlight which is available for $59.95 from C Crane is one of the popular mini lights available. 'The LED Lenser Flashlight is a German designed 1 watt Luxeon LED flashlight in a compact, black anodized, aluminum, "O" ring sealed case with a tight beam pattern. Runs about 4 hours at full brightness on three standard "AAA" size batteries. At 4.5" x 1" the LED Lenser Flashlight easily fits in your pocket. Case with belt clip and carabiner included. Weight: 3.7 oz.

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The Led - Lenser V Square Flashlight is a pocket-sized light with a bezel finished for the user who probably likes the "rough metal" feel in the hand. Personally, I prefer the smooth finish but this flashlight is however an excellent product which when attached to the lanyard should not roll off of whichever surface it maybe placed. 'The LED-Lenser V Square (also known as the 7736) is a small handheld flashlight that uses a white Luxeon I LED and an acrylic optic to produce its light, feeds from three AAA cells held in a side-by-side carriage in its barrel, and comes in a black Type II anodized aluminum body. '

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