First PC Programmable Flashlight: Angus Noble Indium
Posted on Sun, 6 Nov 2005 09:47:03 CST | by Luigi Lugmayr | Topic: Other Stuff
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The Angus Noble Indium Smart Flashlight is the World’s first PC programmable flashlight.
The high-end Flashlight has a modular design that gives users the ability to use a variety of different
LED modules, containing Luxeon 3W, 5W, and in the future the new Luxeon K2 emitters.
Via a PC the flashlight can be programmed to show complex sequences of strobes, fades and Morse code.
The Angus Noble Indium flashlight is shipping in 6 weeks for a hefty $350.
More details on The Gadget Blog and on Angus Noble site.
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