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At first glance artist Ryosuke Fukusada wooden light bulb looks like it was simply carved from a solid block of wood, and meant to hang from a ceiling as an art piece. But surprisingly it actually works, and without it going up in flames either.
https://gizmodo/miniature-furniture-waffle-mold-ken-and-barbie-better-5902396 That because the bulb wasn ;t created from a solid block of timber. Instead, it an LED bulb covered in an incredibly thin wooden shell that still lets the light shine through. So it creates a lovely glowing woodgrain effect when the lights
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A nice high-res photograph of what could be a finished version of Nokia first WP7 phone has appeared online, showing us the phone previously known as the Sea Ray in all its 8230; er 8230;
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