Since I am always looking for new places to practice law; especially to showcase the fact that, with a Smartphone, ultralight notebook computer, Smartwatch, battery powered mobile printer, and other gadgets, I can be a lawyer anywhere on earth. However, those devices need power to keep charged up. While a portable solar generator might work; they are often big and heavy. So, enter the pop-up solar powered tent. Pop it in the trunk with the other stuff, drive to a remote location, like Texas or Arizona (Yes, Michael Wade and Charlie Fincher, I mean you), and, presto, lawyer in residence. This little tent is under $200. Unfortunately, it doesn't come with air conditioning; so, let's hope the climate change people are wrong. Also, I never could understand camping, anyway. Why would a solvent person pay extra money to live outdoors? Oh well. I might get one of these just for the novelty of it. I could always set it up in the office parking lot for demo, and then come inside to get cool.
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Posted by: John | March 16, 2018 at 09:42 AM