Published on November 10th,2006 at 9:37 AM
By >Daimaou - G.G-B

The dancing LED balloons…

Strange title, strange products… The AIL-B120 and AIL-B130 are two fat balls (uh?) measuring 20cm and 30cm, made of a soft material (not getting any better), and changing color depending on the ambient sounds (this is starting to go in the wrong direction). What is this product for? Quite simple, you’ll have two large balls at home that change color depending on the noises around, to produce a Zen atmosphere… Rocco will be happy to know that!

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  • hoboken411

    Hey, silly as it may sound, I WANT TO BUY THESE! I went to their site (seems as if these were “new” products for over a year now). I cannot find where to buy them. Tried eBay. No luck. Anyone know how to get these?

 

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