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Quirky, the site that makes and sells the best of its community-developed concepts, just posted another why-didn't-I-think-of-that product in the beamer: It's an iPhone case that lights up to illuminate your phonecam photo subjects or just to help you find stuff in the dark. Press the button once for 10 seconds of LED light, twice to keep it on till you turn it off. The replaceable coin-cell battery is rated to last for 10 hours.

The case itself is hard plastic and comes in "one of Quirky's funky case colors," apparently including pink or black. If you want a beamer, get over to the presale at the site and "commit" to buying one for $32; when 500 people have committed, the case will be manufactured and shipped to buyers.
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