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March 18, 2007 8:19 AM PDT

LED mirror isn't as bad as it sounds

by Mike Yamamoto
(Credit: Gadget Candy)

LEDs are beginning to rival Swarovski crystals as overused (and unnecessary) accents for all manner of products--even handbags. They appear so often that we could even start a daily feature on them.

So for today's installment of Crave, The LED Edition, we be bring you into the home. The "Diamond Lite" mirror, from the UK's BC Designs, is a backlit, splash-proof accessory punctuated with small diamond-shaped LED clusters. But, unlike so the garish designs of so many other items we've seen, this one is actually done in a tasteful manner, as Gadget Candy says. Then again, considering the competition where LED aesthetics are concerned, it's not hard to look good.

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