Hmmm… available in nForce blue and green… I want some!
Today
we are looking at a very new and extremely innovative product from the fine folks
over at SunbeamTech. On the review block today we have a couple fans that are
sure to add some color to your tower. The Sound Activated UV CCFL Fans from SunbeamTech
have got to be the brightest fans on the market right now and if you know of something
better, let us know..
..As you can see, these units will please many. They’re the brightest and
most visually appealing fans I’ve seen yet and really sweep the LED fans
out of our minds. I would have liked to put them in our main system but they look
great in the other system as well. Like similar fans the purpose isn’t high
CFM, its more of an esthetics unit with a happy medium, decent CFM with decent
sound
SunbeamTech UV CCFL Fans Review @ monkeyreview.com
While I was over at Sunbeam
having a gander at the Sound Activated Module I found a cold cathode lamp in nForce
colours too!

The
new Sound Sensitive CCFL kit includes an optional setting for sound sensitive
mode and switching flash. This mode will allow the cathode to blink and react
to sound waves in the area by an adjustable sensitivity knob which you can adjust
it by thumb instead of by screwdriver.
And yes, you can switch it off if your eyes start to bleed… ;)
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