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The Space Explorer Light Fixture

, Nov 16th 2007 Discuss [0]

I can never seem to resist writing up the geeky lighting fixtures. This one has more than just its geeky appeal though. It comes from Eco Lights which sells exactly what it sounds like, lights that have green friendly features. Read The Full Story

The Fall of the Damned Pendant Lampshade

, Nov 14th 2007 Discuss [0]

Lighting doesn't always have to be obviously odd or twisted. Sometimes you can have lighting such as this Fall of the Damned pendant lampshade that appears perfectly elegant upon first glance but soon gives way to a much more sadistic meaning. Read The Full Story

ZeroHouse offers up very “Green” house

, Nov 13th 2007 Discuss [0]

Sure, its just a concept, meaning its just on paper, but it sounds fairly plausible. It uses LED lighting, has a giant solar panel on top, and utilizes gravity pumps in place of electrical ones. I am sure there are a lot more green features inside, but those are all the major ones. The gravity pumps will push 2700 gallons of water all over the place, and the LEDs will last 100k hours before needing replaced. Read The Full Story

Super Mario Brothers Multi LED Mushroom Pumpkin

, Oct 30th 2007 Discuss [0]

If you're going to have a geek inspired jack-o-lantern then why stick to those pesky candles? Not only does it light up with LED lights it lights up in three separate colors. The video tutorial shows you step by step how to cut out the Mario mushroom and then how to hook up the shiny lights. A small suggestion, don't put it outside till it's completely dark because this is one design that looks really ugly with the lights on. You can't even tell the thing is a mushroom. Read The Full Story

Spiro Angled Table Lamp from Graham and Green

, Oct 30th 2007 Discuss [0]

Generally speaking a lamp is just a lamp usually there isn't a whole lot to make it stand out from the rest. If you're in the market for one and don't want the boring or the cheesy over the top ones then this chic table lamp might be something to look into. Read The Full Story

Birds On A Wire

, Oct 23rd 2007 Discuss [1]

Not everyone likes to keep their home décor conventional and even the most prissy homes need a bit of a twist to add that element of surprise. This light is definitely a simple way to do that, I'd imagine no one would ever expect to see three birds hanging from your wall. Read The Full Story

Pimp your bed with lights, just like your car

, Oct 19th 2007 Discuss [2]

Are you one of those people that buys a Honda Civic and puts a fart cannon, body kit, abnormally, non-functionally large spoiler, and under-car lighting on it, thinking that all that equates to a faster car? Well, we have some lighting for under your bunk bed kid. This dome shaped LED light affixes itself to the underside of your bed, and lights up the floor around it, officially making you look like a tool. Sure, it could be useful for those of you that neatly pack away and store stuff under your bed. Read The Full Story

The Arachni-Labra Chandelier for the Halloween fanatics

, Oct 15th 2007 Discuss [0]

If you love all that is all that is Halloween, then you'll be yearning for some extra cash to snag this thing. Although the chandelier may seem extreme for some there are those that enjoy Halloween no matter what time of the year it is. Whether you're thinking of creating a haunted house to live in or just like to go over the top with you yearly decorations this chandelier is fun either way. Read The Full Story

Jeeves and Wooster Pendant Lights

, Oct 3rd 2007 Discuss [0]

We need a whole section here on Slashgear dedicated to all the cheesy lighting that pops up. This Playboy mansion style lighting will make any bachelor with slightly tacky taste overly happy. Read The Full Story

Eco-friendly wind up lamp looks cool, saves energy

, Sep 26th 2007 Discuss [0]

This cool lamp has a giant wind up knob on its back. I think it looks pretty cool, and the fact that the handle not only winds up the spring inside, but acts as a timer, I think that’s great. It will also be one of the few lamps that get its power from you, the winder. I don’t know what the deal is with Earth friendly lighting solutions, but this is the third this week, first it was the 8 watt 400 lumen LED, then it was the Firewinder yesterday, and now a wind up lamp. Read The Full Story

Firewinder is a spinning wind-powered light source

, Sep 25th 2007 Discuss [0]

Tom Lawton designed this awesome thing that converts just a little breeze into a lot of light. It doesn’t get bright enough to be useful for work, but it will provide a little light, and act as a beacon of sorts. It will work with wind speeds as low as 3 miles per hour, all the way up to 40mph. The optimum speed is 5-7 mph though. Read The Full Story

LED from Seoul semiconductors could be world’s brightest

, Sep 23rd 2007 Discuss [1]

One LED, on average, will put out about 100 lumens, this new LED, four times that. That’s right, 400 lumens from one LED, I know what you are thinking, this thing must suck a lot of power, not so much, eight watts. The average light of the LED is actually 350 lumens and the maximum is 420 lumens. That’s still not bad, 350 lumens from a single LED at 8w means they can start implementing them for cheap hopefully, in the industrial and residential markets. Just imagine how much energy your city would save if they switched their street lights to this? Read The Full Story
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