In another episode of how to make camping more appealing to non-campers, MoMA just introduced an old-school looking lantern infused with a wireless speaker. The decidedly vintage-styled portable lamp looks like you might actually need kerosene to keep it running, but the light is a long-lasting LED bulb that’s dimmable via the knob that mimics a wick adjuster for the kind of woodsy mood you want to set. Pair your smartphone and app with it, and you can “fire” up as much as seven hours of light and wireless sound thanks to the rechargeable lithium battery that plugs into a micro USB cord. And whether you choose the white or green color, you can still convincingly don a nightcap and run around the campground looking for your feather pen.
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