Scrolling LED Belt Buckle Featuring Pink LEDs

Dec 6 2005, 1:40am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Can LEDs be actually pink? Apparently yes. Iced Out Gear is selling a Scrolling LED Belt Buckle with pink LEDs.

As you know by know, pink is the hot gadget color of this Holiday season. There is the ultra-hot pink Motorola RAZR, the pink iDog and pink mp3 players.
The Pink LED Belt buckle can store up to 6 messages with up to 256 characters per message. It can scroll from left to right and scrolls up and down or blinks.
Iced Out Gear sells this LED Belt Buckle currently for $49.99. Iced Out Gear has lots of cool LED accessories and other bling bling.

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