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Philips Hue adds a whole bunch of new lights, including a 'light tube' - The Verge
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Amazon.com: Philips Hue Play Gradient 75" TV LED Backlight Lightstrip, Flowing Multicolor Effect, Surround Lighting for Home Theater, Sync with Movies, Music and Video Games, Requires Hue Bridge and HDMI Sync Box :
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The new Philips Hue lightstrip mounts to your TV and syncs with what's on-screen - The Verge
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