最近の家電はブルーライト推しですな♪(´ε｀ )宇宙船ぽくてカッコマン(^-^)/

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What does カッコマン mean?

What does はブルーライト推し turn into in English?

What does that whole thing say?
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What is カッコマン here?
As for the `カッコ` part, it is pretty much obvious that it is shortened from
`格好いい` (kakko(o) ii) 'cool'. I am not sure about the `マン` part.

`ブルーライト推し` means 'to favour blue light LED'.

The whole translation (except the `マン` part) is:

> Recent household electronics use blue light LEDs so often. They look like
> spacecrafts, and are cool.

The background here is that a blue light LED is a recent invention, and until
then, LED lamps seen on electronics were either green or red, or a color
synthesized from them, like yellow, orange, etc., and introduction of blue
light LEDs changed the appearance of household elecrtonics.
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Seems to be saying that he's a "Cool Man" for having a telephone with a blue
light?

> 最近の家電

"Latest/Newest Telephone"

ETA: Actually, that's slang, just noticed. Probably just means random
"consumer electronic device", since it doesn't really look like a phone ^_-

> ブルーライト推しですな

"Has a blue light, yeah!"

> 宇宙船

"Spaceship"

> ぽくて

Trash?

> カッコマン

KakkoMan = Cool Man, seems to be a shortened version of かっこつけマン

Maybe he found it in the trash? Not sure...
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