Features:

• Plugs into a car's cigarette lighter or airplane's Empower port
• Provides up to 150 Watts of AC power (120 Watts of continuous AC power)
• Bright LED Indicator - warns you of undesirable operating conditions
• Built-in Safety Features - over current protection, low and over supply voltage protection, and over temperature protection

Editor Reviews:

Product Description:
Kensington Ultra Portable Power Inverter 150 - This device gives you conventional power in unconventional places. Whether you're in your car or on an airplane, you can have up to 150 Watts of AC power in a portable wall outlet. Perfect for portable DVD players, notebook computers, portable multimedia devices, and more.

Amazon.com Product Description:
The Kensington 33362 Ultra Portable Power Inverter 150 plugs into your vehicle's power port, or airline Empower port, to provide AC power to mobile devices requiring up to 120-watts of continuous power. From laptops to mobile phones, MP3s to PDAs, and even portable DVD players, this unit is the most versatile choice for power on the road or in the air. This inverter is ultra portable, with a compact, lightweight, sleek design that fits conveniently into a notebook case or vehicle glove box, and provides up to 150-watts of AC power to run a variety of mobile devices. The Kensington 33362 includes an LED indicator light that warns you of undesirable operating conditions, as well as built-in safety features such as over-current protection, low- and over-supply voltage protection, and over-temperature protection. The Kensington 33362 is simple and convenient to use, and is backed by Kensington's one-year warranty.

Rating : - This cannot seem to support a 65W laptop power suppy
We purchased this Kensington power inverter just before we drove from Oregon to Québec. It worked for the first hour with an Apple 65W power supply (for iBook) and then the red warning light came on and power was cut. Our cell phone charger worked just fine so I will assume the inverter could not handle the load from the laptop power supply.

Later on our trip we purchased a Jensen 160-watt inverter and that works just fine with our laptop.

A shame because the Kensington had a sleek profile which was easy to store and fit well under the bucket seat with plenty of room for adequate ventilation.