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<\/p>\nHere’s a “why didn’t I think of that?” product: ThinkTank has developed Pixel Sunscreen 2.0, a small pop-up mini-tent that blocks the sun from hitting a laptop monitor screen. This is a newer version that’s based on user feedback and is claimed to make it possible to work on a laptop in full sunlight. Features include slip resistant surface, a way to secure the front for stability under windy conditions, and places to tuck away wires so the workspace isn’t cluttered.<\/p>\n
For details, read the ThinkTank press release:<\/p>\n
Entirely Re-engineered Sunscreen Released<\/p>\n
Processing and transmitting photographs from remote locations can be hard enough without having to fight the sun, wind, and other natural elements. Think Tank Photo has solved this problem with the Pixel Sunscreen 2.0, a small, portable spring-loaded sunscreen that instantly pops open for quick access. This completely redesigned and reengineered version of Think Tank\u2019s classic sunscreen is the result of feedback from scores of professional photographers and many months of research and development.<\/p>\n
In listening to photographers Think Tank learned what was essential to them in a sunscreen:<\/p>\n
\u2022 Portability \u2013 Pixel Sunscreen 2.0 folds down into a small, round, portable package that is easy to transport and instantaneous to deploy.<\/p>\n
\u2022 Darker is better \u2013 Users can see their laptop screens in even the brightest sunlight. The overhead cover can be pulled over the sunscreen and the photographer for extra protection in extreme sunlight.<\/p>\n
\u2022 Stand up to the wind \u2013 For extra protection in severe wind conditions, the front can be secured down.<\/p>\n
\u2022 No slipping and sliding \u2013 In extreme conditions, especially, photographers need to know that their laptop, sunscreen, and other gear are safely secured on their laps. The Pixel Sunscreen 2.0 provides this extra security through the application of non-slip material on the outside and inside.<\/p>\n
\u2022 An uncluttered workspace \u2013 Openings for cords and cables in the side and back route them away from the laptop, allowing laptops to sit even deeper within the shaded area. Pockets on the inside hold pens, pencils, and other accessories. It also has a movable clip for hanging printed information.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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