The LED Art Fan has 42 Leds build into the Fan which can hold up to 128 frames with a maximum capacity of 5 Megabyte. It is for instance possible to use animated gifs that will be shown during rotation or create your own animations or still images. This is great for publicity as well, can’t think of something cooler than such a fan that is displaying a company logo during a fare.

The fans are handcrafted which might explain the price of roughly $390 for one. Take a look at the Youtube video below to get a better impression of how it looks like.

The premium model called Segatoys HomeStar Pro 21st Century Home Planetarium ($299) has a brighter LED for a clearer picture and is able to rotate the night sky automatically. Last but not least it supports shooting stars which the other versions do not. The so called Pure Home Planetarium ($139) costs only half of the price of the Pro version but lacks the aforementioned features. The Home Planetarium is using disks to project the night sky onto the ceiling. It ships with a disk for the Northern night sky and additional disks can be ordered that display the Southern night sky and the full moon.