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The SlouchPod Interactive Gaming Chair
The makers of the SlouchPod claim that this interactive chair represents the next generation in Beanbags. I was never a huge fan of beanbag chairs, but this one may be an exception as it is completely wired for gaming and entertainment purposes. The SlouchPod features a digital control panel for mp3 players, games consoles, your TV or DVD, a computer or stereo.
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Daily Tech: Which Pocket Camcorder Is the Best?
- Gizmodo compares and reviews the most popular pocket camcorders on the market — Gizmodo
- You can now spruce up your Google Sites with a new template — Google Blog
- Canadians can finally get an Amazon Kindle — The Boy Genius Report
- For people looking to buy a gaming console this holiday season, here's your shopping manual — CrunchGear
- The Shift Chair by Simone Micheli consists of a bunch of computer keys — Gizmodiva
- Seesmic plans to launch a native desktop client for Windows — TechCrunch
Geek Gear: Relaxation Sound Chair
I adore reading about luxury gadgets I would never purchase - from $20,000 gold and diamond encrusted iPod shuffles to $800 Titanium iPod Nano Cases. What I don't understand are semi-luxury items (as in items you don't really need, but might want) that aren't even all that luxurious.
The Relaxation Sound Chair from Brookstone aims to be one of those highly-coveted gamer and music enthusiast items, yet its function is lacking.
Jesper Video Game Playing Chair: Love It or Leave It?
Everyone sits a little differently when they're playing video games — different, at least, from how they sit while watching TV. Is it any surprise then, that someone would make a seat for video game play?
This is Ikea's new Jesper Bench ($70), which is a brilliant idea (much better than those decor-unfriendly and juvenile low seats from the '90s), but when you see someone on it, using it for how it's supposed to be used.
Beadboard Gaming Console Is Grown-Up Furniture For Geeks
I'm suddenly obsessed with creating the perfect home gaming setup, but without the goofy chairs made for kids.
The Beadboard Media Gaming Console fits that grown-up bill, despite being featured on Pottery Barn's younger site, PB Teen. No matter — the price tag ($1,000) is grown up.
The Ultimate Gaming Room: Furniture For a Video Game Lover
I wanted those weird videogame chairs when I was a kid, and now that I'm of age to afford and pick out my furniture — well, no I haven't bought them. I still need to at least appear to be a grownup — but that doesn't mean I can't outfit my living room with sophisticated furniture that also happens to be great for gaming.
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The Perfect Geek-Chic Fourth of July Chair
If you've got the day off work and plan to take part in some Fourth of July festivities, have I got the chair for you! Taking you from poolside parties during the day to fireworks shows at night, the G-Flex Sound Booster Portable Audio Chair by Pyramat is not only a comfortable rest station for your butt, it's also a mini entertainment hub!
Powered by four AA batteries, this media chair features two built-in hi-fi performance speakers, and can easily connect to your portable gaming device, MP3 player and even a TV.
Massage Recliner With Voice-activated System
We've seen our fair share of techie chairs - from the iMedia chair, which looks like something that belongs in a hospital building, to the Souchpod chair, which is a fancy beanbag chair with digital control panels for mp3 players, games consoles, your TV or DVD, a computer or stereo. What we haven't seen is a chair that can take you on a magical, spirit lifting trip at the sound of your voice. The Inada Robo Chair Massage Recliner with Voice-activated System may do just that.
Daily Tech: Is a New MacBook Pro Coming Out on Oct.14?
- An Apple employee is claiming to have snapped pics of the new MacBook Pros, which are said to be making their debut on the 14th. — Cult of Mac
- Netflix will start streaming movies for Macs by the end of this year! Woohoo!
Wii Fit Fitness Journal: Week One
So far, me and the Wii Fit are good pals. He knows how to make me laugh, how to sweat, and shows me what I'm made of — we're a good pair. This week, although a few days short of a full seven days of dissecting WF, it was a good one.
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