The Nite Glowring, manufactured by a company who produce “military equipment and other need-to-see-at-night items”, will provide you with a glowing light using tritium – the same kind of radioactive material that was used for this other glowing keychain.
This glowing tube-shaped USB speaker connects to MP3 and CD players, PDAs and other digital products using a standard 3.5mm stereo audio plug.
This tiny keychain glows continuously for 10 years using tritium, a radioactive material used in watches, compasses, gun sights and other products you might use in a dark environment.
Here’s a fun and quite useful way of decoration your mobile phone or PDA.
This little device fits onto most taps and lights up a set of LEDs when you turn on the tap, transforming the stream of water into a beautiful waterfall of light.
USB aroma gadgets is nothing new, like the Illuminated USB Fragrance Oil Burner, but a radio / speaker doing the same thing is something new.
This “magic” globe has more to show than what first meets the eye. When it gets dark, a light sensor transforms the globe from a map of the world to a beautiful brightly illuminated map of the night sky.
Press slightly on the Moonbeam Treasure Box and you will get a green and red backlight for the display and a soft ambient glow on three sides of the clock.
The Funky Straw ($8) from Bim Bam Banana for adds a fun radioactive touch to your refreshing drinks.
The FUNKY STRAW are made of heavy plastic and are crimped at each end to keep the mini glow stick inside the straw. And as you drink the mini glow stick inside slides up and down with the liquid.
(Via Coolest Gadgets)
After having seen stapler, pen and giant versions of the Swiss army knife, what could be next? The answer is one that glows in the dark.
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