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The LED flashlight is named the Legion II and it features a single-finger switch for turning the thing on and off as well as being able to dim the torch should it be too bright for what you need. Two versions of the flashlight are available with one being very limited edition costing $295 (only a first batch of 30 have been built). The cheaper model costs $179 which is made from aluminium. The torch needs 3 lithium ion cells to power it.
It appears that 14 of these bad boys have already been sold, so if you want one then check out CPFMarketPlace and get your name on the list.
Via: GearCrave
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Thank you so much! We also added an runtime curve today.
You can see how Legion output the 742 Lumens without dimming.
http://www.meier-phelps.com/flashlights/Legion2b.run.aw.02mar09.jpg
It looks like this flashlight uses the Cree MC-E emitter, which is basically 4 XR-Es compacted together. Very bright indeed. The good news is that you can buy flashlights with this technology, for under $50.00 – from places such as dealextreme.com – which ships form Hong Kong.