If you have a knack for innovation lurking inside you, now’s the time to get creative and let your product see the light of day! The 2012 installment of Brightgreen’s Switched On competition is now open for entries. Designers from all backgrounds are invited to submit their clever ideas for any kind of product that is environmentally sensitive and has an eye toward sustainable living. Stuck for inspiration? Take heed of last year’s winner Joseph Louis Tan and his RingLite – a nifty lil’ device that uses high-efficiency LED lights to illuminate photos and videos on your laptop. Light your own path to a sustainable future by December 14th!
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