Hi, do you have this in stock:

http://www.fsplifestyle.com/product.php?LID=1&PSN=1050

How much for two unit, post KB.

Hello,

Thank you for taking interest in our product.

Unfortunately we're not an online store and unable to fulfill that request.

FSP Any idea on where I can get FSP powerbank in KL?
And mind to disclose what is the battery in it?

Regarding the battery cell, FSP Power Bank takes Samsung batter inside. 

Hi, do you have this in stock:

http://www.fsplifestyle.com/product.php?LID=1&PSN=1050

How much for two unit, post KB.

They are also available at ALL IT, I remember seeing them on the shelves.

Thanks. I managed to secure a different brand but with the same function. Guess I'm already covered.

The Twinkle 65 is well done and very practical. After using this device with several different notebooks during the past weeks, we really started to appreciate this little fellow. If you own several different devices which need a 19V power source and don't pull more than 65 Watt, the Twinkle 65 is higly practical. Apparently you can also buy a Twinkle 65 if you should have lost the power supply of your Notebook. In such an event, this unit is a perfect replacement. Apart from the versatility we also liked that it's very small as well as light and therefore easy to carry around.

In conclusion, the Aurum PT 1200W is a well made, reasonably priced product that offers good overall performance. The only actual problem of this product is the very limited market that it is trying to appeal to, as a very small percentage of users actually need this kind of power. It may not generate great sales, but we feel that FSP mostly wanted to prove that they could create a high quality and reasonably priced top-tier product. If you are a gamer or a professional with three or more high end GPUs, the FSP Aurum PT 1200W will not disappoint. We'll also likely see other brands of PSU use FSP's design in the coming months, and those may improve on what few blemishes exist.