[at-l] the future is here.. or about to be

[gwbrown1 at gmail.com (Greg Brown)]

The cell was more of a joke, and probably a bad one.  But I do want to
take A LOT, and I mean A LOT (did I mention A LOT) of high resolution
pictures (i.e. >7 megapixels).  So the idea now is to carry a 60 gig
or greater iPod photo and a good camera (as light weight as possible).
 I don't want to be in a situtation, ever, where I'll miss a picture
due to a low battery, and even with this setup that is likely to
happen, but I want to minimize it as much as possible.  So, the extra
<1 lb for me is worth it.  Folks might scratch thier heads as I walk
by merrily clicking away and whatever moves me, but when I get back
and I have a DVD full of memories people may share my vision.  Maybe
not.  But at least I'll have all those great memories from the trail.

Greg

On 5/25/05, camojack@comcast.net <camojack@comcast.net> wrote:
> So I can keep my cell fone and iPod all charged up? :-)
> -"Camo"
> -------------- Original message --------------
> > I present the solar cell backpack:
> >
> > http://www.rewarestore.com/product/020010005.html
> >
> > Granted, it is not built towards long-distance hikers but I'll give Gregory or
> > Kelty a few months and I'm sure we'll see this kind of thing on the market. If
> > they don't build it, I will so if you run into me on the trail, yes, I will have
> > solar cells integrated into my pack.
> >
> > Greg
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