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geekhack Marketplace => Great Finds => Topic started by: cactux on Fri, 28 October 2011, 08:01:47
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If you are 100% into keycaps this could be a nice to have (http://item.taobao.com/item.htm?id=9374711589&ad_id=&am_id=&cm_id=&pm_id=)
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old news is old. I bought one of these, fun little nightlight, but not as tactile as I had hoped. Also, horribly lasered legends.
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Made in USA ?
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no, china
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If someone want's to join up to get them I'd like one. Reaching up to my lampstand from my matress on the floor is a pain everynight xD.
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Depending on the price I'll be down for one, this reminds me of this (http://www.etsy.com/listing/81411445/funkey-stool-pause-black) I was going to get it too with "Esc" as the legend but the shipping was going to be $100 I was so sad ;(
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If someone want's to join up to get them I'd like one. Reaching up to my lampstand from my matress on the floor is a pain everynight xD.
I want one, too. I seriously hate my current lamp. Maybe I'll mod it, hmm.
How easy it it to find non-seethrough plastic?
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If you use this guy (http://www.taobaoes.com/product/9374711589/taobao) it will cost you like 5 USD + shipping lest say 15 USD total not bad
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I want one, too. I seriously hate my current lamp. Maybe I'll mod it, hmm.
How easy it it to find non-seethrough plastic?
Im in the UK... >.> I dont think anyone would want to split shipping with me.
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That means you could get that awesome chair and not pay $100 for shipping, lucky you ;<
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It's 'cause it's so huge. Big box means big shipping cost.
Anyone want to buy my mac pro? Since it's so huge and weighs a ton, it'll cost an arm and a leg to ship. The best bet is usually to shuf it off to someone local.
If we get some more people in the 'states (or abroad) interested, we could maybe set up a group-buy.
Edit: AHA! It's 220v. LED lit, It MIGHT work in the 'states without a transformer, but that depends on what LED driver circuitry is in there. No matter the LED, it should be pretty easy to configure it for US use with a new driver.
Knowing china, they're probably just running mains through a huge resistor, and a string of parallel LED's.
hmm, I'm really interested in just the plastic shell, though, especially given how easy it is to rig up an LED light for something.