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For video game geeks: Pac-Man Ghost Lamp Posted: 10 Dec 2012 06:12 AM PST We saw all sorts of geeky devices in the past, and today we have something special for video game geeks, so let's have a closer look at it. Pac-Man was one of the first video game characters, and speaking of which, today we have official Pac-Man lamps, so let's see what these lamps have to offer. Pac-Man Ghost Lamps are designed like ghosts from Pac-Man games, and they come with remote control. All these lamps look like they are floating due to their design, and you can set blink, flash, dim, fade and strobe mode remotely. Speaking of remote control, you can also remotely change the color of your Pac-Man desk lamp, and there are 16 different colors available to choose from. Pac-Man Ghost Lamp looks amazing, and it will be perfect for you, especially if you're fan of Pac-Man and video games in general. As for the pricing, you can get Pac-Man Ghost Lamp from Firebox for about $56. [via Technabob] This article is brought to you by GadgetLite - Latest gadgets and technology news -

Bite Me Edible Desk Lamp: Only desk lamp that you can eat Posted: 10 Dec 2012 02:39 AM PST We saw edible devices in the past, such as Survival Senbei iPhone 5 Case, and today we have another edible device, so let's have a closer look at it. Bite Me desk lamp is made by New York-based designer Victor Vetterlein, and what separates this lamp from other desk lamps is that you can easily eat it. Bite Me desk lamp is made from biodegradable plastic that is derived from vegetable glycerin and agar. Before you actually eat your desk lamp, make sure that you remove all electronic components, and soak the plastic parts into warm water so it can soften up. After being submerged into warm water for an hour, the plastic will become soft and ready for consumption. We also have to mention that Bite Me desk lamp comes in several flavors, such as cherry, apple, orange, and blueberry. Bite Me desk lamp is a unique, and probably the only desk lamp that you can actually eat. Sadly, there's no information regarding pricing or availability. [via Ubergizmo] This article is brought to you by GadgetLite - Latest gadgets and technology news -

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