Eton expands off-the-grid device range
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The Rugged Rukus side view
The solar panel of the Rugged Rukus
Another view of the Rugged Rukus
The front of the Rugged Rukus
The Rukus XL is the most powerful of the Rukus line
The back of the Rukus XL
The speakers of the Rukus XL
The ZoneGuard has a stand to keep it upright
Front and side view of the ZoneGuard
The ZoneGuard from an angle
The ZoneGuard+ with its two wireless receivers
Another view of the ZoneGuard+
The Rukus XL from the show floor at CES Unveiled
The BoostSolar Mobile Charging Solution
The back of the BoostSolar Mobile Charging Solution
The front of the BoostSolar Mobile Charging Solution
The Rukus XL unveiled at CES 2013 joins Eton's Rukus line
Article Summary
At CES Unveiled, we had the chance to sit down with Etón, a company that builds products for entertainment and safety that can rely on hand cranks or solar power to keep them running. In addition to the FRX series and the Rukus and Rukus Solar it was also spruiking at last year's show, the company is displaying its new ZoneGuard series alongside a couple of additions to its Rukus line and the new BoostSolar Mobile Charging Solution.
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