Friday, Dec 1st 2006 by Trae McNeely


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This practical gadget will come in handy at CES or MacWorld so everyone will know your name. It’s the Scrolling LED Name Badge II and it’s packed with name badge features. This badge is fully customizable with changing messages and it works similar to the marquee html tag, with scroll speed options and you can adjust the brightness. This 1 ounce product can store up to 6 messages and they are easy to read because LED technology will never let you down.

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So how does it connect to your shirt? If you’re a geek you guessed magnets and you are correct. It’s smaller than your typical Visa or Mastercard and the battery life is impressive scrolling up to 18 hours. The badge can be used at multiple events indoors and outdoors, because the highly visible screen attracts the eye regardless of the light setting. Sorry, it doesn’t play mp3s or dvd but that will come in the future.

  • Holds 6 messages at one time, each message 256 characters long
  • Onboard speed and brightness adjustment (9 speed and 9 brightness settings)
  • All functions can be programmed without a computer (using the onboard programming buttons)
  • Message text can be easily programmed using the onboard programming buttons
  • Badge dimensions: 3-1/4” by 1-3/4”
  • Comes with battery, badge and magnetic holder (no manual included)
  • The Blue name badge takes 2 batteries and the Red 1 battery

Price: $29.99

Scrolling LED Name Badge II [via Thinkgeek.com]

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  1.  allen bradley   View all comments by allen bradley  Neutral  Add karma Subtract karma Quote

    I got one of them at http://www.brohauns.com very fast and good service and a great price!


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