Items like vehicles and paper-printers are excellent --- and notorious --- examples of frequently needing "buy-products"... the price of the items itself may be incidental when compared to all of the subsequent high-cost commodities that you will have to supply said item with in order to keep it operational, such as fuel, fluids, ink-jet cartridges, etc.
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Relating to, resulting from, or characteristic of a byproduct; occurring as a secondary or unintended result of a process.
LEDs on the other hand use electroluminescence, where electrons recombine with holes in a semiconductor, which as a result directly releases photons, without anywhere near the amount of byproductual heat
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