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Old 07-19-2010, 07:02 PM   #45
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>> ... Mighty Bright XtraFlex 2 ...

That was my FIRST purchase, too. But slap that sucker on the top of an eReader and hold it for an hour, and it gets heavy ...

I broke my OWN rule (purchase a lamp that uses commonly-available AA or AAA alkaline cells) and snagged a Barnes&Noble nook light. Uses two 2032 batteries - easy to find in the U.S. Photos at ...

http://gallery.me.com/clintbradford#...&bgcolor=black

It is lighter (pun intended) and I am using it now instead of the MightyLight.
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