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Xoxide Cold Cathode Case Lighting
Author: Daniel Topler
Date Posted: April 6th, 2003
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| Bottom Line: The Xoxide Cold Cathode Case Lighting is a great way to enhance your machine, if you are looking for a sound-activated light this may be the one to go with. Read on to find out all about it. |
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Opening the Box and Installation
Xoxide shipped both lights in a fairly large box. The
lights were buried in thick brown paper, so the lights were secured. The lights
were also secured in a smaller box inside all of that brown paper, and inside
that box, the light was secured in bubble wrap. The packaging was excellently
done, and it didn’t seem like the lights could break during shipment.
Once I opened the box and attempted to install the cold
cathodes, I had some problems. The blue cold cathode installed perfectly. I’ll
get into performance of the light later. But, the UV light failed to work, no
matter what I did. After a quick e-mail to my contact at Xoxide, a replacement
UV light was on it’s way. I’m sure that if this situation ever happens to you,
they would replace the light in a similar manner. When I received the
replacement UV cold cathode, it worked perfectly.
Xoxide also includes Velcro stickers to attach the cold
cathodes to the case and keep it secure. They can also peel off, if you use
force, if you decide to remove the cathodes from the computer.
Finally, Xoxide also includes a small instruction “manual.”
It’s short, but it tells you everything you need to know. Plus, it’s in color!
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