Going green in your home can be easier than you think. One of the places that you can start is with the lighting around the house. Those old-fashioned incandescent bulbs not only burn out quickly, but they use lots of electricity as well.
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Thermaltake ARMOR A90 Mid-Tower Chassis Features Bulletproof Armor Design
Spending money to put the latest and greatest in your computer doesn't mean much if it just looks like any old PC on the outside. If you're going to customize, you've got to customize! That's why Thermaltake's ARMOR A90 mid-tower might be just what you're looking for, if you're one of those people that likes to play a lot of PC games, and you want your computer to reflect that. After all, it's created for combat.
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Shanghai Corporate Pavilion’s Lights Are Controlled by the People Inside
How do you make a huge pavilion awesome? You create the building out of recycled CD cases. So, what can you do to make that better? You attach a huge LED array onto the outside of that said pavilion, and you make it just about as bright as is probably necessary. But of course, you have to do more than that, because then that's just a building with some lights on it. That happens all the time at Christmas. Thankfully for us, the designers of the Shanghai Corporate Pavilion have, indeed, made it better.
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Sharp Quatron 3D LCD HDTVs arriving this summer
Sharp have become the latest HDTV manufacturer to tip their hand with regards a 3D launch, confirming that they will be releasing 3D-capable models this coming summer. The Sharp Aquos 3D TVs will use the company's new four-primary-color Quatron 3D LCD panels, which are apparently optimized for 3D viewing and is, in fact, 1.8x brighter when viewing 3D content (which requires special glasses) than 2D content.
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The Daily Slash: April 9th 2010
It's Friday night, and you're probably out doing something else right now. Then again, if you're reading this, maybe not. Unless you've got one of those fancy things that gives you the Internet in the palm of your hand. Then hopefully you've been taking SlashGear all over the place with you. In any case, welcome to the Daily Slash, where we bring you the best of the 'net. First up, in the Best of R3 section, we've got the HTC Hero getting a new leak; the iPad feels a sizeable Quake; and AT&T is trying to change a few things. And then in the net, we pull up a good old story that just won't die about Halo; a Chinese chess set perfectly placed in the digital age; bad news for England; and finally, a litter box of the future.
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Gear4 SoundOrb Aurora Review
If you want to stand out in the increasingly crowded iPod speaker-dock market, you need a gimmick. That might be superlative audio quality, extreme design or some other sort of novelty; in Gear4′s case, they’ve given the SoundOrb Aurora two claims to fame. Not only does it come with a wireless subwoofer, the sub actually lights up in a variety of different colors. So, enough to catch your attention, but does the Gear4 SoundOrb Aurora do enough to warrant a lasting place in your living room? Check out the full SlashGear review after the cut.
Teva Illum Lights Your Way as You Walk
Have you ever been walking around at night, and wanted to be able to head off into those spooky woods, but realized that you had forgotten your trusty flashlight (or maybe your Squishy Light)? Or, maybe you're one of those people out there that feels like you're entitled to headlights, like a car? Whatever the case, sandal company Teva has the answer for you.
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LG LX9900 LED TV Hitting Stores in May
And with it, will come 3D. That's right, we bet you didn't see that coming, right? LG is expanding their current 3D TV portfolio, and hoping that the competition doesn't bog down the selection too much. There are plenty to choose from, but we do have to say that this model from LG looks sleek as all get out, and we wish we could muster the courage (for our wallets) to pick one of these bad boys up.
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Pioneer DreamBook Lite is a 12.1-Inch Notebook With 10 Hour Battery Life
Notebooks are dime a dozen, and much like the mobile phone marekt, it's the features that really matter. In the case of Pioneer's latest laptop, the 12.1" DreamBook Lite, it's got a few features in here that may make someone shopping around take a second look. That is, if you're looking for your next great gaming notebook.
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Twitter LED table project mixes Bluetooth, IKEA & awesome
We've a soft-spot for odd Twitter-enabled devices - anything that lets us follow the SlashGear tweets in unusual ways has to be a good thing - and so Macetech's Twitter end-table, which also throws in some multi-color LED action, is proving particularly appealing. The project builds on their previous LED table, an IKEA coffee table wired up with 81 RGB lights in a 9x9 grid, adding in a Bluetooth Arduino shield for wireless connection to a nearby MacBook Pro.
Samsung SP-F10M 1,000 ANSI LED projector is world’s first
Samsung have announced a new projector, the SP-F10M, which at 1,000 ANSI lumens is the industry's first LED-based projector to hit the 1k mark. Intended more for business and educational use - though we'd quite like one for the home, just so we don't have to replace bulbs any more - the SP-F10M has a USB port and onboard software that recognizes and plays various common office file types.
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d°light Bubbles – Squeezable LED lights
LED lights are usually pretty straightforward things, apart from the technologic “cool” factor. But these d-light Bubbles are anything but straightforward, at least when you try to squeeze them. Yes, they’re squeezable.
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