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'Network Relief Kit' Keeps You Connected When The Zombies Arrive

Whether it be caused by a rapidly spreading virus or nuclear war, we gave you a head start on surviving the apocalypse. Those gadgets might keep your person safe, but what about your sanity? You'll need the Internet, of course. Thankfully, there's the Network Relief Kit, which, according to Make Magazine, guarantees you'll be able to check Facebook even in the event of a terrible disaster. Best of all, you can carry the kit on your back. (Portability, as you well know, is crucial when running from zombies.)

The lightweight laptop runs on a rechargeable, solar-powered battery and connects to a satellite, hovering high above Earth. You'll have to pay a regular subscription fee (ideally, before the aliens put the final nail in the economic coffin), about $1 per minute for voice calls, and anywhere from $3 to $6 per megabyte of data.

Sure, your friends might laugh, like they did when you stockpiled canned goods for Y2K, but they'll sing a different tune when they want to update their status: 'Joe Smith is watching the asteroids strike via weather.com.' [From: Make Magazine, via Dowload Squad]

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