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coolest-gadgets.com - 11/3/2009

Sketch Art from Hi-Tec Art

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For those who had Lite Brite when they were kids know that the pegs were not actually tiny bulbs in and of themselves. I remember the commercial seemed to call it “magic”, but all it was a light bulb behind a plastic pegboard with black construction paper sandwiched in between.  ...

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technabob.com - 11/7/2009

rubik’s cube pixel art: the ultimate geek art form

— technabob.com — What do you get when you’ve got a crapload of Rubik’s cubes lying around the house, and... some serious artistic talent? You make some major pixel art, that’s what. These Rubik’s pixel portraits by Irish artist John Quigley ... (more) rubik’s cube pixel art: the ultimate geek art form

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hardwaresphere.com - 11/3/2009

Sketch Art: A Lite-Brite 2.0

— hardwaresphere.com — Revolutionized Lite-Brite ? Well, it looks like one because this Sketch Art did change the way you... play with the pegs of lights. It seems there is no more pegs holes located on the dashboard, all you get is a flat black interface that has some kind of energy induction technology where if ... (more) Sketch Art: A Lite-Brite 2.0

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hi-tecart.com - 10/30/2009

Hi Tec Art - Fun With Technology

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Sketch Art: A Lite-Brite 2.0
Hardware Sphere — ... touch the flat surface, it will light up automagically. The Sketch Art comes with 100 3mm LEDs of assorted colors, made of plastic and magnetic base to stick onto the flat panel to show us their beauty. This Hi-Tec Sketch Art is available for $49.95 at Hi-Tech Art’s official site. I guess if you are the fans of the classical Lite-Brite, this advanced hole-less Lite Brite should be able to entertain you. [Source: Ohgizmo, via CoolestGadgets] Sketch Art: A Lite-Brite 2.0 Visit HardwareSphere ...