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These glowing balls are useful in a couple different ways. First and foremost, they can supposedly provide a zen atmosphere and act as a calming device. Secondly, and debatably more important, they allow me to make all of the "ball" puns that I could handle. The AIL-B120 and AIL-B130 will glow different colors depending on the ambient noises in the room. These balls are manufactured by ELPH, the Japanese company, and will likely never be hitting the North American shores. Doesn't matter, I think Americans have the ball situation under control.
The dancing LED balloons... [Akihabara]
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I misread the headline and thought the balls would protect my Zune. Even so, this is still a buncha crap.
noise in the bedroom ...........balls changing colour............ darn just can not think of a joke.
What would it mean if they stayed blue....
Oh that's easy, it means my wife is in the room with them!
Shouldn't it have been the "Americans have the ball situation well in hand"?
Good one FurySting, although based on that reply, I'm sure your wife has good reason, lol.
Oh, I thought they would protect my Creative zen from the horrible scratches it gets on it's weak surface. I scratched it with a plastic sleeve! How can they make it so weak! Weak!
gonad envy. so sad...
Well it was invevitable, first the mood ring, now mood balls...
I bought such for my mother's birthday 2 years ago)
It can be powered from AC adapter or 3 AAA batteries.
And has two modes - fast switching base colors or slow gradual changing beetween them.
ELPH - they make ben wah balls too, don't they?
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