Well hello novelty, at least according to one commenter on the linked product page. The LED Credit Card Pocket Light is small enough to fit into a wallet and uses a 3V built in battery to power its light source – not sure how you recharge it, though. My mom might enjoy this product for reading menus in dark restaurants, but beyond that its practical applications have to be few and far between.
Meritline currently has it on sale for $3.99 including shipping.
The days of RFID driver licenses may still be a long way off, but just in case you happen to live in state or a city that demands the latest in identification then you might wanna take a look at the Flipside Wallet. Crafted of plastic and anodized aluminum alloy components, it not only protects your credit cards, pictures and money from sudden head over heel spills off the side walk, but shields your RFID infused credit and ID cards from ‘RFID theft’. I was just kind of hoping that it was water tight, you know, in case I get water boarded.
Nope, it’s not a envelope or some new fangled notebook sleeve. This my friends, is the Mighty Wallet. It’s constructed of the same material used to produce Fedex’s packing envelopes. If you’ve ever attempted to rip those, then you know how strong the material can be. The wallet is available in a variety of designs, and according the designer will suit most users needs since the material expands as more stuff is inserted.
A product like this begs the question of fire resistance? That has yet to be determined, but since it’s woven from 25,000 steel threads no more then .001-inches thick, it’s safe to say this wallet is resistant to the elements. It won’t stretch, bend, or wear and it’s impervious to a list of corrosive materials that include salt, acid and sea water. If you’ve got a little conspiracy theory in you, you’ll be glad to know it will protect all your RFID compliant cards from those snooping the radio frequencies.