ThinkGeek were selling a Wi-Fi detector T-shirt back in 2007. LatestBuy has just started selling one in Australia.
This may not necessarily be the most practical DIY, but if you’re looking – I mean really looking – at that picture and you’re not thinking “I want to go to there,” well, I just don’t know what to tell you.
I am ashamed of two things. 1) That in our quest for the cyborg life, we were beaten to the punch by SkyMall, and 2) that none of the following products are fake.
I don’t why my belt crashed. I went to the restroom and then zipped up and then shook my hips like Elvis in the mirror…wait, Belt 7 isn’t Elvis compatible. That explains everything. [GeekGoneChic via Crunchgear]
Now this idea is just adorable. A t-shirt displays your life in Zelda hearts, and when it gets low, you need to hug someone wearing a matching shirt to refill.
If you’ve enjoyed the repetition of Flight of the Conchords’ camera phone joke, you may also enjoy this $US15 t-shirt that’s either a clever allusion or a blatant rip-off. [snorgtees via Fashionably Geek]
End of Titanic. Rose floating on debris, Jack in the water. You want to cry but can’t. Philips’ new concept jacket gives you a little hug (out of sympathy? pity?) and there go the waterworks.
The Gadget: Blazewear’s heated vest is powered by a lithium ion pack and good for hours of user controlled heat. It also has a built in flashlight on the battery. It’s very warm!
Touching a boob is generally a satisfying experience. But what if you could take that thrill to the next level? And no, we’re not talking two hands. We’re talking soundtrack.
