IKEA Bettorp LED Mobile Lamp is composed of two parts: the main body of the lamp and the base. It is designed separately. The lamp part is divided into the top light source and the pillar part. The light source can adjust the brightness independently.

The lamp has a built-in LED bulb, which is officially said to save energy and have a longer service life; the desk lamp is powered by 4 rechargeable AA lithium batteries on the 5th (Note: The built-in battery of the desk lamp can be wirelessly charged through the base); the desk lamp shell is made of partially renewable ABS plastic.

The base part comes with 2 wireless charging modules, which can wirelessly charge 2 devices at the same time. The output power of a single wireless charging module is 5W; the base comes with an integrated power cord, and the external charger can supply power for 2 wireless charging modules and the lamp base.

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Ingka Group, the parent company of IKEA, said in a statement that it would acquire 100% of New Jersey-headquartered software maker Made4net for an undisclosed amount. Ingka digital director Wim Blaauw pointed out that as IKEA continues to receive rapid growth in orders from the Internet, it needs to invest in the most advanced technology to provide consumers with a better shopping experience.

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The proportion of IKEA’s online sales has been increasing in recent years. Last year, 25% of Ingka’s sales came from online, while in 2020, this proportion is only 7%. Ingka said the acquisition of Made4net will help Ingka’s employees, who currently rely on warehouse records to find inventory, and quickly and accurately find and ship products.

It is learned that this is Ingka’s third acquisition of an Internet-related company in six years. In 2017, Ingka acquired talent recruitment platform TaskRabbit, and in 2020 it acquired 3D vision developer Geomagical Labs.

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Little Sun is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing alternative energy solutions and pursuing the goal of providing clean energy solutions to a broader global audience.

The two new LED Lamps, for the tabletop and ceiling, are designed to mimic the orbits of the sun and the earth in terms of appearance. The lamp has a 23.5-degree angle hemispherical central light source that is fixed to a mirror and surrounded by a metal ring. The lamp is available as a table lamp with a base or as a ceiling-mounted chandelier.

In addition, the fixture’s internal solar dome light is removable, allowing users to carry it around or hang it from other devices.

The Lamp is powered by solar panels and rechargeable batteries. If needed, users can also charge the bulb directly through the USB-A or USB-C port. In addition, the bulb is also a rechargeable treasure, can be used to reverse power for cell phones.

The specific parameters of the IKEA SAMMANLANKAD solar LED Lamps such as brightness are not yet found. Ikea said they have a relatively high brightness output due to the size of the LED bulbs, and the two Lamps will be released in select markets this month, with pricing not yet announced.

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The speaker connects to Spotify, so users will be able to drop music directly from the app; users can also use Apple’s AirPlay 2 to drop music sources.

The speaker comes with an E27 LED bulb, 16 cm wide (about 6.3 inches); the lampshade measures 25 x 20 cm (about 9.8 x 7.9 inches).

The speaker is priced at 185 pounds in the UK (currently about RMB 1574) and between 179 euros and 189 euros in the EU (currently about RMB 1341-1416). The bamboo lampshade is also sold separately for £26 (currently about RMB 221), and in the European market for 30 euros-40 euros (currently about RMB 225-300).

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VAPPEBY is compatible with iPhone, Android phone, computer or any other bluetooth-enabled device, and the biggest highlight is that it has IP67 standard, which can be fully submerged in 0.5 meters of water for 30 minutes.

Portable bluetooth speaker VAPPEBY supports pairing with the same model, with a playback time of 80 hours at 50% volume. The statement of IKEA designer Stjepan Begic attached is as follows:

"Users can use this speaker anywhere for a premium listening experience.

The speaker has been designed with simplicity and clear functionality in mind, making it a very user-friendly solution.

We hope customers will love this speaker and we hope it will add value to their lives by enabling them to enjoy a sound experience anywhere."

The speaker will be available in black, yellow and red in all global markets in April this year, but IKEA has not announced the price of the product.

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