I'm looking for something.

[MrPopo]

I can't believe I forgot about inverters. I have one for my car so I could run my dremel in the garage instead of in my apartment.

[Anapan]

Aha! Looked around a bit and this seems to be a much better product. A little pricey compared to the B&D one I mentioned, but it should be able to power many more devices than it too. It reportedly gives anywhere from 40-120 mins of power using it a near-full capacity (high-end laptops etc.)

http://www.duracellpower.com/portable-p ... e-100.aspx
http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications ... &CatId=237


Damn, yet another gadget I can't live without...

Oh, and here's reviews & info on the B&D one


and another similar one that amazon linked

[Gooseberrysoda]

Aha! Looked around a bit and this seems to be a much better product. A little pricey compared to the B&D one I mentioned, but it should be able to power many more devices than it too. It reportedly gives anywhere from 40-120 mins of power using it a near-full capacity (high-end laptops etc.)

http://www.duracellpower.com/portable-p ... e-100.aspx
http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications ... &CatId=237


Damn, yet another gadget I can't live without...

Oh, and here's reviews & info on the B&D one


and another similar one that amazon linked

Well, if I get a job soon, I could afford one of those more expensive ones, Hook up a game system to a portable battery powered TV/DVD player, and be good to go.

Erm, can someone recommend a small TV that has an RF thing and runs on battery?

[Anapan]

I've got a Casio EV-680B that accepts Coaxial RF and RCA. Picture's not really clear, but it does the job. I see the Casio EV-* models in pawn shops all the time, so I finally bought one for $30. It was worth it. I also got a NHJ VTV-101 and a RF transmitter. I don't recommend it for videogames.
A few of those Portable DVD players will accept Coaxial signals and come with their own rechargeable batteries (which have to last at least 2 hours).

[Gooseberrysoda]

I've got a Casio EV-680B that accepts Coaxial RF and RCA. Picture's not really clear, but it does the job. I see the Casio EV-* models in pawn shops all the time, so I finally bought one for $30. It was worth it. I also got a NHJ VTV-101 and a RF transmitter. I don't recommend it for videogames.
A few of those Portable DVD players will accept Coaxial signals and come with their own rechargeable batteries (which have to last at least 2 hours).

You are a lifesaver, my friend. I believe I'll get one soon.