Thanks to conferences I travel a reasonable amount on airlines. Also thanks to my meagre conference budget I typically fly red-eye flights. Before arrival I like to have looked over my presentation and perhaps make some notes and adjustments, usually on the flight over. Unfortunately this can be a pain due to the low light situation on most commercial airliners during the night. After reading a couple of reviews on here about USB lights I gathered my pennies (all 800 of them) and bought the Trust Mini USB Light NB-1150p from Amazon for about eight pounds. The light consists of an LED lamp encased in white plastic with a 12 inch coiled USB cable. As well as the ...  Read the complete review

I bought this ages ago from Amazon for about £8 because I needed a light for my laptop when I travel around an airlines etc. Now originally when I bought it, I thought it would be brilliant. A nice little light to plug into your spare usb port and then clip it to the top of your screen to shine down on your keyboard. Sounded ideal. So I took the plunge and bought it. What you get is a usb connector which is connected to a little LED lamp, recessed into a hood, which is on the end of a fine coiled cable. The hood/lamp assembly clips onto a sort of larger clip which then itself clips onto the top of your screen. There is a certain amount of directional ...  Read the complete review

Introduction ########### You would think there was enough light coming from your laptop screen to lightup the keyboard for you to type at night, right? - well that's what id thought until one day when I had to work my laptop in the car, my roof light wasn't working - and I couldn't see anything. So I invested in one of these the very next day. I got mine from maplins for £9.99. The Light ######## This light is designed specifically for notebook use. It comes with a laptop screen clip which clips on the top of the laptop screen, and your little light clips into it. You can swivel the light in any direction you wish. ...  Read the complete review