KALAHEO, Hawaii, Nov. 22, 2010 — The perfect stocking stuffer for under $10 is here – Pop-up Microlites(TM) are ingenious new micro-sized L.E.D. lights that stick on your remote controls to illuminate both the buttons and text in the dark or dim lighting. With a retail price of only $9.99, Pop-up Microlites(TM) are a unique and affordable holiday gift for anyone who watches TV.
People are tired of fumbling with their remote controls and pressing the wrong buttons every time they watch TV with the lights down. Pop-up Microlites(TM) are a low-cost solution that solve the problem by illuminating the entire remote control. The incredibly small nickel-sized lights stick to nearly any remote control using 3M(R) adhesive backing. Microlite Tech reports that its new Pop-up Microlite(TM) is the only such product on the market for illuminating remote controls. They come in a high-tech glossy black and are available for sale at http://www.MicroliteTech.com or by calling 1-888-315-2050. For a limited time only shoppers can now purchase THREE Pop-up Microlites(TM) for only $19.99.
Pop-up Microlites(TM) appeal to both the young and seniors alike. Many seniors have poorer vision and need the product even in dim lighting. Younger people tend to watch more TV in the dark so they need the product too. "The response has been phenomenal and the most common question we get is 'Why didn't someone think of this sooner?'" says Microlite Tech founder John Teel. Pop-up Microlites(TM) are remarkably useful all over the house – helping to illuminate fuse boxes, thermostats, keyholes, bedside tables, the backside of stereos, TVs and computers and anywhere people need a little light.
There are an estimated 500 million remote controls in use in the U.S. and about 90% of those have no backlighting capabilities. "That means there are a lot of people out there fumbling in the dark with their remote controls," Teel says. Remote control manufacturers continue to design remote controls that are nearly impossible to use in the dark or dim lighting. Backlit remotes illuminate the buttons but not the text next to the buttons, making them still very awkward to use. Pop-up Microlites(TM) instead illuminate the entire remote control, making it much easier to operate in the dark.
Microlite Tech LLC is owned and operated by John and Jessica Teel of Kalaheo, Hawaii. They developed the Pop-up Microlite(TM) and started Microlite Tech after discovering that fumbling with your remote in the dark was a global problem shared by millions with no solution currently available.
Contact:
John Teel
Microlite Tech LLC
Tel: 808-332-0402
Fax: 866-434-2045
Email: Email
Website: http://www.MicroliteTech.com
(High-resolution product photos available on our website.)
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