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Bright Lightwedge gadget

Loyal Gadget Freak reader Louisa sends in this link to what she is sure will revolutionise reading at night time.

“I love this thing!” she writes. “I am gonna buy one from Amazon sometime. It looks so much more convenient than a little lamp that clings to the top of your book.”

The Lightwedge device is attached to your novel and lightens up the page only, without glare and without the floodlight effect of some book lights.

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