Much how people add in LED lights underneath their cars body kits, the Blue Moon Night Light adds the same style of ambient glow into your bedroom. Equipped with 14 LEDs, the light system should bring you back to your teenage years, when most of your love making was done in your hot rod.

The Blue Moon Night Light offers a selection of 3 different lightning coordinations; Single color, where you get your choice of red, blue, or green light, Seven Color Kit, where you get red, green, yellow, white, blue, purple, turquoise and pink light displays, and the Million color kit which fades into colors one by one. — Andrew Dobrow

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Even the best of us have some legendary lapses of memory, including forgetting where we put the cap to our USB flash drive. The TwinMOS Mobile Disk P1 solves this problem by not even including a cap, instead opting for a sliding mechanism.

The device by TwinMOS also has a slick mirrored surface and 6 multicolored LED lights which glow when the device is in use. The device has full cross platform support, so it should work with any OS you’re working with, as long as its using USB 2.0 ports, which by now, you must be. — Andrew Dobrow

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The Wiimote sensor controller might be the more fun of the two, but sometimes, you’ve just gotta whip out the classic. It has to be done. So why not add a coolness factor to the classic controller as well? This DIY will allow you to add LED lights around the sticks of the controller. Some simple hardware manipulation is required.

All you’ll need is the controller, a triwing screwdriver, wire scissors, two 3mm LEDs in your choice of color (the blue looks pretty cool), a soldering iron and solder, a glue gun, and a solid core wire. The directions look pretty straight forward with the aide of the diagrams the site has, marking the step by step instructions. Happy hacking! — Andrew Dobrow

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There are 10 different types of people in this world. Those who can read binary and those who can’t. You better be one of the people able to read binary if you want to be able to use this watch, or to understand the fantastic joke from the first two sentences. For someone like me, who is not fluent in the ways of binary, this watch is damn near impossible to read, but its absolute coolness is a good enough reason to want one.

Ok, so maybe we do know how to read it, but no harm done trying to relate to those who can’t. If we know anything about binary time, we believe the pictured clock is set to 7:27. If anyone wants to double check the math for us, that would be great.

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We feel bad for 9V batteries. They never get the recognition they fully deserve. What do people think guitar effect pedals run on? And even smoke alarms?! If you answered 9V, you are correct. The Pak-Lite 9V White LED Flashlight makes the 9V itself the center of attention. Just place the light cap on top of the battery and ta-da, light. And God said it was good.

Unlike many cheap products on the market today, the Pak-Lite actually comes with a battery. If it didn’t we guess it would sort of defeat the purpose. The bright LED lights are supposed to illuminate objects like the sun, revealing “colors in their true sense”. For an extra $5, you can upgrade your alkaline battery to a lithium battery, which packs in double the power. Maybe not long enough to last for the entirety of the LED’s lifespan of 100,000 hours, but still longer than usual. Also choose from High and Low light levels. Available for $24.99, or $29.99 for the buyer willing to go lithium. — Andrew Dobrow

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We’ve all been there. Walking to the bathroom in the pitch black, fumbling for the wall to prevent a spill. Why walk around aimlessly in the dark at 3 in the morning, while the cockroaches and mice laugh at you? Spare yourself the humiliation and grab a pair of these lighted slippers. A light sensor signals the LED lights to power on when conditions are dark, allowing a safe trip to the nearest little girls room.

The slippers come equipped with 2 lithium batteries per slipper, so those who haven’t paid their electric bills don’t have to worry about fumbling around for those spare batteries. After removing the slippers, a built in timer makes sure the LED’s stay on long enough so you can have a safe trip back to the bed. Many lives will be saved that would of been taken by the midnight snack. — Andrew Dobrow

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