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This color-changing “crystal” light is a replica of the Tokyo Sky Tree – a broadcasting and observation tower in Tokyo, Japan, which is still under contraction and will be 634 meter (2 080 feet) tall when completed.

Can you handle one more Disney gadget today? If not, move on, there’s nothing to see here. If you’re still around, you might like this new Mickey Mouse inspired USB lamp – a product that goes hand in hand with the Mickey Mouse USB Email Alert.

The Rayzer automotive auxiliary light from Visualeyes will increase visibility at night by a factor of 300% compared to conventional auxiliary lamps.

Here’s a fun and power saving way of adding some extra light using hand-cast resin LED bricks that can be connected in a variety of configurations.

We’ve covered quite a few levitating products at GeekAlerts, like globes, photo frames and a baseball, but this is the first ever post about levitating lamps.

The California based Greenlight Concepts company creates retro-modern lighting fixtures using glass lenses recycled from discarded traffic lights.

On the Lamponi’s Lamps webiste you can view an amazing collection of cool and weird lamps – like the above Lambretta and hairdryer ones. They are individually made and retail for between 1750 and 2000 U.S. dollars. (Via Retro To Go)

Show your love for animals with a MyPetLamp from the California based OFFI design company. The playful plastic 12 voltage lamps are available in four different models and sheds a nice soft glowing light in your room. $59 each with a wide variety of colors to choose from: Siamese TerriBear Dachshund HoweePup

Fuwarito is the name of these cool looking floating earth and moon lamps, available from the Japanese retailer ASCII ($27). The lamps are actually helium-filled mylar balloons with a LED built into the bottom. Two cans of helium are included with each of the lights. (Via technabob)