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Photo: the Galaxy Dress has thousands of LED lights (featured at the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry; it uses the same amount of electricity as two light bulbs)

Posted by kluciole at 11/19/2009 8:24 PM

Categories: International, Science, National, Photography, Art

The Galaxy Dress has thousands of LED lights and is featured at the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry. Its British inventors say it uses the same amount of electricity as two light bulbs.

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12/16/2009 4:46 PM Elemental LED staff wrote:
Neato! Wait 'til we see the clothes they can make with OLEDs, which are the LEDs that are fabric-like.
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1. 12/16/2009 8:53 PM Editor Karen wrote:
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  Wow, I look forward to it! Let me know if you see any photos
  
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