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The Air Armor® M240 is our best portable 12V off-road air compressor. Whether you love the thrill of off-roading or enjoy relaxing in the outdoors, the military grade M240 has the durability to get you where you want to go and back. Packing a 25ft hose and 27 piece tire repair kit, the M240 will help you explore new trails.

The MasterFlow MF-1050 Tsunami 12V portable air compressor delivers power in a lighweight design. Powered from your vehicle's battery, it's 3500 Cu In output will fill your truck, Jeep, or SUV's tires in no time. The 16FT hose and quick connect fitting allow for easy and efficient tire inflation.

The MF-1040 Cyclone portable air compressor provides the ideal combination of size & power for the average vehicle. Simply grab the Cyclone from it's convenient carry bag & you will be back on the road quickly & safely. The extended air hose & power cord allow you to easily reach all four tires.

The MF-1035 Santa Ana 12V tire inflator is compact, portable, and a smart buy for your car or SUV. It can easily bring up your tire pressure from 25 to 35 PSI in under 1 1/2 minutes. The included adapter nozzles and needle will let you inflate bike tires and sports balls in no time. You will always be prepared with the MF-1035 air pump.

Really happy with this portable compressor. Works great with my hurricane system and I can fill all 4 37s from 15 to 35psi at the same time in about 10 minutes (haven't timed it yet though). I haven't tried it on my motorhome yet, but from what I've heard it will fill those tires to 110psi as well.

The Chord Hugo 2 is the next-generation version of Hugo, a popular portable DAC and headphone amplifier in the audio industry. It features a long-range Bluetooth and high-resolution file playback up to 768kHz and up to DSD512 (Octa DSD) via its HD USB interface.

The Mojo 2 should not be seen purely as a desktop DAC. It is primarily a portable DAC/Amp with the capability to accept digital inputs for desktop listening. It cannot output an analog signal except to headphones or earphones nor does it offer a line out to an analog amplifier.

The others you mentioned are all desktop amps requiring AC cords and wall sockets and are not portable. They do allow output to a dedicated amplifier and in the case of the Ares II and Tradutto this is a must as they have no integrated amps.

The idea of the first mobile circular saw: With the SB 126 portable circular saw, you can avoid the tedium of transporting heavy material to stationary tools by simply taking the tool to the material instead.

The AD 85 portable circular saw offered its users six significant advantages: Exterior run-back protection for greater safety, cutting depth adjustment without changing the motor's centre of gravity, slanted saw position at the scribe pointer level, gauge marker, shavings ejector and saw table contact surface.

Precise cuts: Users are thrilled by the combination of portable circular saw and guide rail. The first guide rail featuring a rubber lip as splinterguard, designed to create a splinter-free cutting edge and easy to position on the scribe mark. The guide rail and plunge-cut saw became indispensable to carpenters.

Setting up the FOPO Portable Triple Laptop Monitor is, thankfully, rather simple. Just pull the middle extension out to fit over your laptop screen and turn the displays on each side out to face you. There is a nifty kickstand in the back of the middle extension as well to brace the portable monitors with whatever angle you have your laptop screen set to.

But of course, having a computer with these characteristics, it is not necessary to get a portable version. So at the moment it is a game that is only available in an installable version. On the other hand, if you can choose to get the first version of this game.

This week marks the arrival of arguably the most holy-cow port yet on the portable console: CD Projekt Red's 2015 action-RPG The Witcher 3. This is a game, after all, whose other console versions required quite a few patches to get their most troublesome spots up to a locked 30 frames per second. We went hands-on over the weekend with the game's final retail version (which launches for Switch on Tuesday) to answer a crucial question: could we expect playability in CDPR's acclaimed adventure game on an even weaker system?

The bad news, as can be seen in the gallery above, is that Witcher 3 on the Switch looks a lot more like Witcher 2. For starters, its apparent resolution is some of the blurriest we've ever seen on Switch in both docked and portable modes. While the results look comparable to Doom 2016, Witcher 3 is a much slower game, and it demands that you let your eyes linger over massive, dramatically lit landscapes and towns. The blur draped over all of that scenery is more noticeable than, say, a rapid-fire pulse of shotguns through demons' faces.

But if you do have another hardware option and aren't necessarily itching for a purely portable RPG, take a breath and look at other systems' heavily discounted versions before making this your very first way to play the game.

We exclusively cover soft-sided coolers above, which work well for those who just need a simple and portable option for road trips or day use. For multi-day trips, however, hard-sided models offer several added benefits over soft coolers. Namely, they retain ice for much longer (two to 10 days is standard), are inherently far more durable and hardwearing, and come in larger capacities. Many hard coolers also boast helpful features like drainage systems to help you empty out water once your ice has melted and lockable lids to bear-proof your cooler when camping in bear country.

The HP Stream 11 (2021) is a budget laptop that runs Windows 10S. It's very portable due to its compact size, and it's decently well-built despite having an all-plastic chassis. The battery lasts only a little more than seven hours of light productivity, so you'll likely have to carry the power adapter with you. The port selection is reasonable and includes a full-size HDMI, an SD card reader, and a USB-C, although the latter only supports data transfer. Unfortunately, the TN display looks dim and dull, the keyboard feels cramped, and the touchpad makes dragging and dropping items on the desktop hard. Also, it has an Intel Celeron processor that can only handle simple tasks like web browsing and video playback, so it isn't ideal for any demanding workloads or even heavy multitasking. You can only install apps from the Microsoft Store on Windows 10S, though you can switch to the full version if you need to install third-party applications.

The HP Stream is mediocre for school use. It's very portable thanks to its compact size, and its included power adapter is also small and should easily fit into most bags. Its Intel Celeron CPU can only handle easy tasks like web browsing, video playback, and word formatting, which might disappoint those studying in more technical fields like 3D design or engineering. Sadly, the battery life is bad, lasting only a little over seven hours of light productivity. Also, the overall user experience isn't great as the screen looks dim and washed out, the keyboard is tiring to type on, and the touchpad is tiny.

The HP Stream laptop is sub-par for media consumption. It has a low-resolution display that looks washed out, and it doesn't get bright enough to combat glare in well-lit settings. It isn't ideal for dark rooms either because it has a low contrast ratio that makes blacks appear grayish. The speakers sound relatively neutral despite the lack of bass, and while they do get very loud, they distort at max volume. It's very portable, though, and its battery life is decent for video playback, enough to get through a couple of TV show episodes.

The HP Stream laptop is inadequate for business use. Although its compact size makes it very portable, its battery doesn't quite last a full 8-hour workday, so you have to carry the power adapter as well. Its Intel Celeron CPU is only capable of handling light productivity tasks like web browsing and text formatting, and it'll likely stutter if you have too many tabs or applications open at once since it only has 4GB of RAM. On the upside, the build quality is decent even though it's entirely plastic, and it has a reasonable number of ports, including a full-size HDMI should you need to connect an external display for presentations. 2b1af7f3a8