• Smart Socks ensure that you always wear matching pairs

    • Intelligence has reached insignificant objects with significant results. The Smart Socks seem to be the thing to be for absent-minded folk who tend to misplace and mismatch their socks on a regular basis. These use a RFID chips, a scanner, and send data over to your iPhone. The socks track your wearing record and how long they’ve actually survived that pair of disgusting appendages you call limbs. The chips are embedded into the sock and work fine to get certain messages across to you.

    Smart Socks

    The system that also includes the scanner comes for $189. Quite a deal for socks-related woes.

    Posted in Topics:Other Stuff, on September 27, 2012 by gary

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