Nanoleaf’s New Monitor Stand Lets Your Display Fart Out Rainbows
THE SO WHAT
Nanoleaf’s RGBIC monitor stand is another example of ambient lighting becoming part of the desk stack, not just gamer flair. Peripheral makers should assume the “lighting bus” around the workstation is a real ecosystem surface — with its own APIs, standards, and brand loyalty.
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