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Robo lamps light up your workspace

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You've got to love these - cute looking "robolamps". Made by Croatian artist Robert Matysiak from common or garden plumbing supplies, along with what is apparently his trademark, the green lightbulb.

Thanks to PocketLint for flagging these (check out the range of different roboto styles), but there is more on Robert's Facebook page.

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