The Sea-Doo Sea Scooter GTI is a personal water propeller that is compact and lightweight and powered by a rechargeable battery with a run time of up to 2 hours. A big performer in a tiny package, the SEASCOOTER GTI will power you along at speeds of up to 2.5mph/4km/h, down to 100ft./30m depth. The GTI is highly maneuverable and weighing only 8.4KG is light enough to carry in one hand, making beach diving a reality, and snorkeling a dream, and with features like waterproof circuitry, it’s protected against accidental flooding and maintenance is simple and straightforward.
Suitable for use in the pool, lake or sea, the SeaDoo GTI can be used by both children and adults. It comes with excellent safety features including protective grills, adjustable buoyancy, dual trigger controls, and a useful auto shut off feature, which means if you bump into something by accident and lose control you won’t have to swim across the med to retrieve it!
Technical specifications
• Sea Doo Sea Scooter GTI
• Achieve speeds of up to 2.5mph/4km/h
• Weighs a measly 18lbs/8.4KG including battery 
• 7 Amp rechargeable battery
• 2-hour run time from a 5- 6 hour charge time
• Adjustable buoyancy
• Safety grille
• Auto shut-off
• Waterproof circuitry
• Highly manoeuvrable
• Sturdy carry container
• Max depth down to 100ft./30m
• Tested to 115ft/35m, rated to 110ft/30m
• Dimensions: 597 x 372 x 311mm
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Power Management
I bumped into Michael Dell at All Things D after his interview, and he was nice enough to show me this laptop that he was carrying that he said no one’s seen before. It’s a small form factor notebook, just like the Asus Eee and the HP 2133. He wouldn’t tell me what OS it’s running, or the pricing, but that it’s a low-cost notebook meant for developing countries, and I hope here. Maybe it’s Atom-powered. Who knows? But I do see three USB ports, a card reader, VGA out, Ethernet, and that red candy shell. I couldn’t tell how big the screen was before it was tucked away into a black sleeve and ushered from the building, but it’s small. Update: Dell just released a pair of shots that add to the sense of scale, but no official name yet.
