No, You Do Not Need A Set Of Wi-Fi Cufflinks


I’ve seen novelty cufflinks with all kinds of absurd functionality before, but for the life of me I can’t figure out who would ever actually need the ability to create a wireless hotspot while wearing a fancy suit or tuxedo.

At a wedding? A funeral? While being knighted? Even an impeccably dressed secret agent would most certainly have their own custom tools for the job, and those who might find them handy — like IT professionals — probably don’t dress with the need for cufflinks.

And while one of the cufflinks can be connected to an online computer to create a Wi-Fi hotspot, the other one is nothing more than a 2GB flash drive that isn’t even wireless. Were you able to wirelessly send files to the other cufflink while wearing it, I could maybe see a justification for their $US300 price tag. But you can’t, so I just don’t get it. [Firebox via 7Gadgets]


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