Sharkoon launches UV StrobeFan
Chicago (IL) - If you have set eyes on the recently announced LED memory modules from Crucial or Corsair, you might as well add a lighted fan to your system. Sharkoon announced a UV fluorescent device that does not only light up, but also creates effects in blue, red or green colors.
The fan integrates flashlight LEDs in a UV reactive plastic material and displays strobe effects in combination with the use of black light. The 80mm fan comes with a control box that enables users to adjust rpm, and blinking frequency of the LEDs. According to Sharkoon, different configurations allow various effects such as a stand-still of the fan as well as a fan rotating in reverse.
Maximum fan speed is 2500 rpm ; power consumption of the device is rated at 1.44W. It According to the spec, it produces airflow of up to 27.05 cfm, and a noise level of 27.4 dB(A).
Sharkoon did not comment on availability and pricing, but expect the UV StrobeFan to retail for about $15 when it hits US retail in the coming weeks.
Related stories :
Corsair’s blinking memory modules
- Boxed 533MHz FSB Dothans spotted
- iPod integration coming to Volvo, Mercedes, others
- Microsoft releases critical patches
- Hacker penetrates T-Mobile systems
- Microsoft CFO Connors quits
- Environmentalists protest Apple's 'iWaste'
- Apple set for upbeat Q1 report
- NASA preparing deep impact launch
- Microsoft patches Windows
- Nvidia makes its bucks from Geforce FX series
- Intel tiger uses price cutting to spoil AMD strategy
- Apple profits quadruple as iPod sales soar
- IBM received 3248 patents in 2004
- TFT-LCD panel prices bottom out in February?
- Trojans exploit Windows DRM loophole
- New PCs for old people
- Longhorn may blend Tablet PC, Media Center
- Intel discloses server futures




