WiFi Detector T-Shirt
Do you need a WiFi Detector T-shirt? Well have you ever thought, ‘Ooo! I’d love to be able to have an item of clothing that will let me know when I’m in an area with good WiFi signal’. Well now all your dreams have come true because you can. Whether you thought that or not.
So if you’re walking around and you’d like to check your emails, or browse the Internet, then gone are the days of starting up your laptop or fiddling with your PDA, just look down on your chest to see if you’ve got a signal. The T-Shirt has a graphical display on the chest which has glowing bars showing you the strength of the signal.
The WiFi Detector T-shirt shows WiFi signal strength from 802.11b to 802.11g which for a T-Shirt is awesome.
This cool T-shirt design isn’t powered by NASA’s latest amazing satellite equipment or by a geek in their parents basement, but a small battery pack which is located in the hem of the T-Shirt. You can switch it on and off so your WiFi Detector T-shirt isn’t running all the time to pick up a signal.
So if you’re in the middle of a field and want to see if you can actually get a signal from sheep or cows, then flip the switch and away you go.
The WiFi Detector T-Shirt is priced at £19.95 and comes in Blue or Green and I’m quite tempted to get one for myself just for the fun of it.
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Comments: 9
12:44 pm 20th October, 2008
Very geeky and fun but it must be a bit silly to look down on your own chest all the time to check for a signal. Also how does it work when there is more than one signal in the area?