Eton Rukus Extreme, and FRX Series 4-in-1 Power - CES 2014
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Eton showed off the Ruckus Extreme, a better rugged bluetooth speaker, the FRX Series of radios with 4 different ways to power them, and a smart carbon monoxide detector. Our CES 2014 Sponsors: linustechtips.com twitter.com twitter.com @LinusTech Join our community forum: bit.ly
The CES 2014 coverage from Linus Tech Tips dives into Eton products, beginning with the Rugged Ruckus and its evolution. The speaker introduces the Rugged Ruckus 2, highlighting its splashproof and rugged build, Bluetooth 4.0 support, an upgraded solar panel for better charging, NFC, and speakerphone capabilities, as well as improved audio quality and a USB output. The presenter then moves to the Rugged Ruckus Extreme, noting that it shares the same rugged core but raises audio quality and overall performance. The spotlight shifts to the FRX series radios, the FRX4 and FRX5, which operate as AM and FM receivers with weather alerts and four charging methods: solar, hand crank, alkaline batteries, and USB. A standout feature is the USB charging capability tied to the hand crank, ensuring devices stay powered in emergencies, complemented by an LED flashlight. The segment concludes with the Blackout Buddy CO detector, a wall-mounted device that doubles as a flashlight and nightlight, and adds a built-in carbon monoxide detector for emergency readiness. Across the segment, Eton emphasizes preparedness and versatility, tying the products to CES 2014 coverage and sponsor mentions, while painting a picture of portable power, communication, and safety in one compact lineup.
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Questions answered
- What charging options do the FRX radios offer during emergencies?
- The FRX radios can be charged by solar, hand crank, alkaline batteries, and USB, ensuring power in emergencies.