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Starting in December, electronics company Plus-Minus Zero is going to start selling these awesome colorful space heaters. They come in bright red, forest green, baby blue, and gray. These heaters—which will retail for about $120—were actually designed by Naoto Fukuzawa, who won the Good Design Award for it this year and also created some of au's most popular handsets, like the neon and the INFOBAR2.
Product page (via Impress Watch)
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