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Fascinating flurry of flashes in a glass ball on your desk. Sensitive to motion.

Kids love everything blinking and loud. And adults? They usually prefer it a little more quite, a bit more advanced, but not any less spectacular. So take the popular 1970s Plasma Ball, add a contemporary USB connection and ..ta-da.. there's the USB Plasma Ball. A great gift for every geek, tech guy and executive.

The glass ball is filled with a low pressure mixture of gases, which is ionized by strong currents inside the ball. The small sphere in the middle functions as an electrode. When an electric current flows, visible rays are catapulted against the inside walls. Touching the ball modifies the electric field. The rays of light come together, unfolding a stunning optical spectacular.

The concept of the Plasma Ball was first invented by Nicola Tesla in 1884 and perfected using modern gases in the 1970s. Shall we say it's a timeless classic?

Delivery includes: USB Plasma Ball, 1x USB connection cable (0.95 m), 1x instruction manual in English

Dimensions: 10.0 cm (L) x 9.0 cm (W) x 19.5 cm (H), Weight: 362 grams

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