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The Satechi Touch USB LED Lamp costs US$24.99 and is available now from the Satechi website. The video embedded below shows the lamp as it looks inserted into various styles of bottle. Source: Satechi ...

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A light for everywhere in your home. This Govee lamp is vibrant, colorful, and easy to control.It’s not just another white light or dimmable desk lamp.

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Specifications. The BESTEK LED Desk Lamp has the following features and specifications: Elegant and adjustable design, full touch control panel, patented led lights, eye care first.

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These are designed to pair with a microcontroller or some simple logic-level input, but [Alain Mauer] wanted was to bring touch control to a simple LED strip. Not to be set deterred, he’s put ...