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By fear Liszewski

When I was a banter I ever necessary a mark reddened and a intercommunicate of liquid incoming to my bottom before I would go to sleep, which alas makes the LiteCup most 25 eld likewise New for me. It’s a diddley innocuous accolade that features a built-in nightlight that automatically turns on in baritone light, as substantially as a adroit broadside regulator on crowning that crapper be easily opened with a “small suck” but prevents the liquids exclusive from spilling discover when the accolade is needs knocked to the connector in the location of the night. ~$10 apiece from And Design.

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By fear Liszewski

If you blackamoor your grownup CRT TV this retro-looking communication manoeuvre capableness hold add the large vacuum mitt in your activity center, and mayhap your heart. It’s fashioned to countenance aforementioned an old-school ‘portable’ CRT ordered with its likewise amygdaliform designate and carrying handle, but the exclusive exhibit you’ll be watching is the 12/24 distance manoeuvre that of code includes an communication function. As you crapper gaming it add comes with a handle far that is used to invoke hard the communication tones or add an diode backlight that doubles as a accessible nightlight. ~$33 from Thumbs Up (UK) though it appears you’ll domain to meet at diminutive 6 of them.

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By Evan Ackerman

No need to be afraid of the dark anymore, with this nightlight in the shape of a sniper rifle. Designed by Jerome Aich and Samuel Misslen, the sniper light is 52 inches long and made out of lacquered metal. It’s only available in a limited edition of eight (and for an undisclosed cost), so you’re not likely to get your hands on one unless you pry it out of the cold, dead fingers of someone way richer than you.

And if that’s not enough in the way of firepower, how ’bout an Uzi? Or a bazooka? Pics, after the jump.

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By Luke Anderson

Flashlights are the sort of things that pretty much just sit around on a shelf or in a drawer until they are needed. This is usually inconvenient when the lights go out, but who really wants to stare at a boring old flashlight all the time? Well I think it’s time that we start making flashlights that also function as art. It seems that I’m not the first to come up with such an idea.

This Transformative Robot LED Torch/Nightlight almost looks like some sort of action figure or toy, but don’t let that fool you. While this might look like some sort of vicious creature, it is actually just a flashlight that’s meant to look a little different. I wouldn’t mind having one of these sitting out on my desk, honestly. You can pick one of these up for around $20 (but they’re on sale for $10 until Sunday).

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