
It won’t be able to heal wounds, but these new Go-Gloves will definitely put light right at your fingertips. Designed as work gloves, Go-Gloves feature LED lights on each hand that can be placed on one of four different attachment points. They also have added protection in the form of a reinforced foam-padded palm.
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…because it’s clear that watchmaking is no longer about telling time. No, the focus today is more about making complex wrist candy. In the case of the Cosmo watch, Storm London has cooked up a futuristic look with a multicolored LED display that its almost completely indecipherable. Apparently, the left column signifies the hours and months while the right column signifies the minutes and the date. Each color represents a unit of time—for example, blue equals 10 units. Yeah, I don’t know either, but it looks cool.
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A member of the BenHeck.com forums has provided step by step instructions on how you can cleanly integrate a LED into a Zelda Tri-Force belt buckle. At the press of a button it will bring a divine sort of glory to your crotch, beckoning you to come towards the white light. Check out the pic after the break to see it in action.
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