Bookmark Light — A new bookmark, aptly named, “Bookmark,” from Kyouei Designs has a printed circuit inside along with LEDs that light up when you pinch the bookmark ends together.
‘Bookmark Light’ is a bookmark which is printed on a special film using the ink which transmits electricity. It can use as a bookmark, also can be used as illumination to use a lithium coin battery. *When use it as illumination, please use only one lithium coin battery (CR2032). *Lithium coin battery (CR2032) is sold separately and not included.
SPECIFICATIONS
year : 2016
material :silver. nanoparticle ink. PET . LED chip .conductive adhesive.
package size : 300mm x150mm
Design: Kyouei Design
The bookmark is printed on a transparent film using conductive ink that completes a simple circuit when charge is applied to the positive and negative ends. The company recommends using a lithium coin battery to work the bookmark light, but you could likely use whatever battery you had.
If this seems like the perfect gift for your bookworm friend, then you can pick up the ‘bookmark ’here, for about US$16. The tech behind this bookmark is fairly simple, as you can probably tell, but due to the unique design, it is still quite striking. So now, instead of using that torn up slip of paper to mark your pages, use a paper-thin flashlight and never run out of light to read.
